If you live across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles, enjoy temperatures in the 80s and 90s today, tomorrow and Thursday. But buckle up for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Scenario As it looks right now a…
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It’s been wet in Oregon!
After a relatively dry spring and summer, winter has started early. For most of the state of Oregon it has been a very wet September. In fact, the wettest ever. Recap And after the latest…
Tornado Video of the Day: 4/15/2011 De Kalb to Scooba, MS EF3 tornado
Fast rotating EF-3 tornado from 2011. A great look at some good contrast. Tornado Video of the Day: 4/15/2011 De Kalb to Scooba, MS EF3 tornado
9/27/13 – Severe Weather Breakdown
Severe weather potential for high plains
Friday afternoon and evening are looking more like May than late September. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop and some could be strong to severe with hail, damaging wind and an isolated tornadoes possible.…
Cool down headed toward Amarillo
As the end of the week nears, a change in the weather is headed Amarillo’s direction. By this time on Saturday temperatures will be about 10 degrees cooler and rain will be tapering off in…
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Rain, drought relief, continues across southern high plains
A plume of monsoonal moisture continues to traverse sections of eastern New Mexico and the western Texas and Oklahoma panhandles this afternoon and evening. So far, radar estimates show between one and three inches of…
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Mesoscale Discussion 1872, severe thunderstorms possible for Northeastern United States
A Severe Thunderstorm watch is likely across the northeastern United States. According to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center, the cumulus field is deepening over higher terrain of upstate New York where surface temperatures…
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