I may be a weather nerd but, I have to say, supercell thunderstorms are pretty cool. These are some major downsides to their development (mainly the damage they can cause) but if you get to see one on radar or in person, they are often breathtaking. From the Storms Prediction Center: Supercells are storms — usually, but not necessarily, thunderstorms… Read more →
Twitter is a great place to find pictures of the damage from the flooding on Sunday night / Monday morning. Take a look. These dumpsters floated about 40 feet away from their original location #alwx @CBS42 pic.twitter.com/1Ohuwyx1Y0 — Melissa Y. Kim (@melissaykim) April 7, 2014 We have video from little shades creek on Laurel View Lane just off Rocky Ridge… Read more →
From the National Weather Service in Amarillo Texas… The potential for flood conditions will be below normal for the oklahoma and texas panhandles. Soil moisture conditions… Precipitation across the panhandles was below normal from october through february. Soil moisture conditions are running at near historical lows across the panhandles due to the prolonged drought. River and stream conditions… Rivers across… Read more →
After a relatively dry spring and summer, winter has started early. For most of the state of Oregon it has been a very wet September. In fact, the wettest ever. Recap And after the latest storm moved through, most of the Pacific Northwest is looking at the record books – and adding a new Number One. A rare major september… Read more →
