Reading a Skew-T chart is really easy once you get accustomed to the layout. It is just like reading a line graph, only part of the chart is at an angle. Really, you only need to worry about two lines. The red line is the temperature line, the green line is the dewpoint. When they are really close together like… Read more →
As a early spring system rolls through the high plains it going to feel more like winter than spring. Most recently, the latest computer weather models have come into better agreement with the track of the storm, but there are still a few discrepancies. Here is a look at what some of the weather models are suggesting Legend: Light Blue… Read more →
CAPE Values highest to our East 500mb vorticity Winds from the Northeast at 10-20mph Humidity looking rich!
I know during the show today, I mentioned a chance for 1” to 4” of snow across the high plains next Tuesday. So how did I come to that conclusion? How does it breakdown? Let’s take a look! In order for the panhandles to get a good shot at significant snowfall, we need a few things to happen. And the… Read more →
