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Severe weather is possible this week as this very “spring-like” pattern falls apart Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Recall last week when I mentioned that this Tuesday and Wednesday could look similar to – what I…
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It’s a classic spring setup as the week closes across the high plains. A southwest flow aloft, moisture at the surface and the hint of a frontal boundary will supply enough juice to spark a…
Read more of Severe weather possible Thursday across high plains
Good morning everyone, I just wanted to make a quick post to let everyone across the high plains know that severe weather is still a possibility Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On the heels of what…
Read more of Severe weather still looks possible across high plains
Enjoy today, Tuesday and Wednesday, folks, because by Thursday and into your Memorial Day weekend, things across the high plains, central plains and Midwest could get rather interesting. A Quick Breakdown Both the GFS computer…
Read more of High Plains weather continues “spring-like” this week
The latest 6z NAM computer weather model is showing an interesting scenario playing out in some of the western counties of Oklahoma and the eastern counties of the Texas panhandle. It’s showing dewpoints in the 60s. Yeah,…
This afternoon is looking interesting, but not impressive, if you are a storm chaser. As an area of low pressure pushes into the four corners region it will help offer some lift our ahead of…
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I’ll be out there… Who’s with me?
Hail, high winds, tornadoes… And snow? The high plains, central plains and south plains are all bracing for another round of severe weather followed by another bout with Jack Frost. It’s like the uncle that…
Read more of Severe weather anticipated across southern plains
8:00AM UPDATE: It looks like the Storm Prediction Center has dropped the significant tornado risk for today. But keep in mind there is still a 5% tornado risk. It looks like the atmospheric conditions are…
