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Amarillo’s Tuesday forecast

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/30/2013 at 3:53am

If you are up bright (err… dark) and early this morning you are probably catching a few flashes of lightning in the distance. There are currently (as of 4:45am central) a few storms rumbling through…

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Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Amarillo weather, Heat, sun, Thunderstorms

Odd weather pattern helps high plains drought, heat

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/18/2013 at 9:54pm

Well, that was odd. Sometimes, it takes an odd weather phenomena to break an equally “odd” weather pattern (read: drought). The normal pattern for storms to take is from southwest to northeast. That didn’t happen…

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Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Amarillo weather, Drought, high plains weather, rain

Amarillo weather changing

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/14/2013 at 9:04am
Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Amarillo weather, rain, Thunderstorms

Amarillo work-week forecast

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/8/2013 at 3:00am

In short, it’ll be a warm one. Very warm. By this next weekend Amarillo’s mercury will likely be around the century mark – or above it. But firs thing is first, for today, temperatures will…

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Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Amarillo weather, hail, Severe Weather, Thunderstorms, Wind

A few weather memes

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/6/2013 at 4:17pm

Enjoy…

Filed: Archive, Storm Chasing || Covering: weather memes

Hit and miss showers possible

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 7/3/2013 at 2:34am

Good morning everyone! We’re tracking a few wayward showers on this bright (err, dark) and early morning. Places like Goodwell, Vega, Adrian, Claude, Clarendon, and Silverton have all felt a few raindrops this morning. As…

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Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Amarillo weather, high plains weather, Thunderstorms

Looking behind the scenes

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 6/29/2013 at 2:00pm
Filed: Archive, Education, High Plains Weather || Covering: hail, Severe Thunderstorms, weather models, Wind

Back in the saddle

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 6/24/2013 at 10:41am

Well, the week of was nice, but now it’s back to forecasting for the high plains.. Which is almost as fun. Sadly, though, as we enter a more “summer-like” pattern across the Texas panhandle, our…

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Filed: Archive, High Plains Weather || Covering: Heat, Texas Weather, Thunderstorms

A great take on where storm chasing is today…

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 6/3/2013 at 3:07am

A great reflection on the art of storm chasing and where it is now and where it came from. Storm Chasing: Faced with Tragedy, Will Chase On

Filed: Archive, Storm Chasing || Covering: Storm Chasing

Friday near the Oklahoma City tornadoes

Author: Nick Lilja || Published: 6/1/2013 at 8:00am

Like I posted to my facebook Friday morning, I was near Oklahoma City on Friday. I was there to chase and to snap a few pics. I was also there to keep people safe. Thankfully, I…

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Filed: Archive, South Plains Weather, Storm Chasing || Covering: Oklahoma Weather, Storm Chasing, Tornadoes

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