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Henry Margusity on the storms, patterns, and forecasts behind the madness. Subscribers read every post two days before it lands here.

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Another Active Severe Weather Day Targets the South

The cold front moving across the South will produce more severe weather Tuesday. This is a more complex situation given the outflow boundaries from the storms overnight, cloud cover and showers in the morning. If the clouds break for sunshine which looks like will happen, then we are looking at numerous thunderstorms with the potential […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Severe Weather Starts the Week

Happy Weather Monday!The big story will be the severe weather today and tomorrow. We saw several tornadoes across Mississippi that did damage yesterday. With a large enhanced area of severe weather along the Ohio River, we will probably see more tornado activity today. Rotation tracks from the HRRR model also show strong rotation moving across […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Severe Weather Day, Here’s the Maps to Where the Storms will Occur

We have two area of severe weather today. The southern Plains will have storms that can produce tornadoes. Rotation tracks are strong across central Texas and southern Oklahoma today. Damaging winds and hail will also occur. The area of the Northeast will see storms that can have gusty winds and small hail. We will probably […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Severe Weather in the Plains, Heat is On, Heavy Storms for the Northeast

Heavy to severe thunderstorms will develop in the High Plains today. Looks like northeast Colorado into Nebraska has the best chance for any tornado activity. The area of thunderstorms will move east the next two days impacting the Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys by Thursday. Another area of potential heavy thunderstorms will develop across New York […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Severe Weather and Heat this Week

I did a post this morning on the lack of severe weather this year. Despite news stories on an active severe weather season, the season so far has been well below normal across the board in regards to tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. Severe storms will develop in the High Plains tomorrow. The severe storms […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Severe Weather Returns to the Plains as Reports of Severe Weather Remain Well Below Normal!

The number of severe weather reports this year remain well below normal as Neutral ENSO conditions and Blocking Pattern suppress the severe weather pattern. The La Nina was running strong the start of the year but weakened dramatically to neutral conditions according to the SOI values. The blocking pattern came on strong this month and […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Severe Storms Hit the Southeast while Heat Surges Next Week

There are two stories. One the severe weather today across the Southeast and the other is the warmth coming into the East.The focus of the severe weather will be across southern Alabama to southern South Carolina. It appears to have changed to south of Atlanta but I would keep my guard up for storms to […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Daily Madness: Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Top Story

The cold weather will last another day or so across the Northeast and Great Lakes. We should see warmer weather this weekend and next week. Yea! The big story will be the severe weather Friday into Saturday. Severe storms are predicted to develop across eastern Texas, Oklahoma into Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Tornadoes will be […]

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Henry Margusity, Chief Meteorologist

Major Severe Weather Outbreak Could Feature Tornadoes! Flash Flooding Could be Bad!

A major severe weather outbreak will develop Friday afternoon and last into Saturday evening, impacting areas from Texas to South Carolina. There will be two areas of the region that will see the potential for tornadoes. The first will be across southern Oklahoma and the other across northern Louisiana into central Mississippi. Both areas will […]

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