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Good morning, Amarillo! Here is a look at the forecast from the National Weather Service… Current Radar: Current Temperatures: Today’s Highs: Tonight’s Lows: Today’s Rain Chances: Morning Dewpoint: Afternoon Dewpoint: Morning Wind: Afternoon Wind: Severe…
Read more of The February 18, 2016 at 07:01AM TX & OK panhandles AM forecast
Hopefully, this works. It should. But, in weather, nothing is perfect. Words I muttered to myself as I sat down at my Ubuntu Linux computer and opened up LibreOffice Calc. In an effort to solve…
Read more of New severe weather calculation using Karrie’s stress level
Looking at the latest model data as well as the trends, it appears that the chance for showers, storms and some severe weather appears to be right on track with previous forecasts – with a…
I’ve been approached by a handful of people curious about the forecast next week for the southeast. They ask if I’ve heard that next week looks like the Super Tuesday Outbreak back in 2008. And…
Read more of Comparing next Tuesday (2/2/16) to Super Tuesday? Not so fast, partner
Looking at the latest model data this morning, I wanted to take some time to give a heads up to everyone about the latest details with the forecast, as well as give you a better…
Good morning, everyone. Here is a nerdy, followed by a not-so-nerdy, look at today’s severe weather threat. Showers and storms moving through the area this morning are mostly rain and wind with some thunder and…
Read more of 12/23/15 South Mississippi severe weather forecast
This is a breakdown for the severe weather threat along the Gulf Coast. The Storm Prediction Center (as of this writing) has issued a “Slight” risk for severe weather for that area on Wednesday. As…
Read more of Severe Weather Breakdown for Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama for December 21, 2015
If you caught my weathercast earlier this week, you may have heard me taking about the ‘burp’ or pocket of warm air that was going to be headed this way. Well today, that burp is…
TROPICAL WEATHER DISCUSSION FOR NORTH AMERICA…CENTRAL AMERICA…GULF OF MEXICO…CARIBBEAN SEA…NORTHERN SECTIONS OF SOUTH AMERICA…AND ATLANTIC OCEAN TO THE AFRICAN COAST FROM THE EQUATOR TO 32N. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS BASED ON SATELLITE IMAGERY…WEATHER OBSERVATIONS…RADAR…AND METEOROLOGICAL…
