We have seen the SPC Severe Weather maps which show the enhanced areas of severe weather today and tomorrow. There is no doubt that today will be a big day for severe weather including tornadoes across the South as the upper level low and surface low comes out of Texas. Mississippi and Alabama will be […]
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Another storm will cross the South Wednesday to Friday, producing more severe weather. Friday I am thinking could be a tornado day in the Carolina’s as the trough closes off and the 850 mb jet strengthens. Wednesday, the start of the outbreak could see a tornado threat across parts of central Texas but I think […]
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The SPC boys have made changes to the outlook for today by bringing the enhanced area of severe weather back into PA, WV and OH as I talked about yesterday. The mesoscale models continue to point to that area for severe weather that includes wind damage, hail and a few tornadoes. The Southern extent of […]
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While today will be a major severe weather day across the South and I think the depiction above from the SPC boys is accurate I do have more concerns for Sunday’s severe weather outbreak. First, let me finish with today. I does concern me that the helicity tracks for the event today are not all […]
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The current storm ended up not being much of a severe weather maker and that does happen sometimes. This weekend looks very active with a major storm coming out of the Southern Plains and heading into the Great Lakes. Severe storms should begin in Texas early Saturday and move east into Louisiana and Mississippi. It […]
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Above is my map for the outbreak of severe weather that will start today and go through Friday as a squall line moving into the Appalachians. The threat of tornadoes will occur today in the Plains as the storm begins to develop and thunderstorms get going. It’s not out of the question that blizzard warnings […]
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A major storm will move into the Plains this week and bring blizzard conditions, heavy snows and severe weather, all within miles of each other. The storm will hit Wednesday and Thursday in the Plains then head into the Great Lakes and eastern Canada Friday. The key to the heavy snows as shown on all […]
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