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I’ve completed my study of the last 20 or so years of tornadoes across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. I’ve made a few interesting discoveries. You can read about those discoveries here. While more research…
Read more of Correlation found between SST, rainfall and TX/OK panhandle tornadoes
The landscape of the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles isn’t considered dynamic, but the atmosphere above it can be. Each spring forecasters attempt to predict the chances for severe weather and try to determine where that…
Read more of Introduction: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
Using the database of information offered by the National Weather Service (NWS) in Amarillo, Texas, the number of tornado reports and tornado days was established. From there, the number of “Spring” tornadoes was established removing…
Read more of Methods: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
There was a correlation between the weighted totals of the standard deviations from the mean of the anomalies of GoA SST, GoM SST, Previous Precipitation, ENSO SST when compared against the total number of tornadoes…
Read more of Findings: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
There is a lot about forecasting severe weather season across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandle that is controlled regionally and even locally. This statistical analysis does not take that into account. There are too many…
Read more of Conclusion: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
Yes, the title isn’t exactly gasp-worthy. Nor is it a ground-breaking new idea. I know. But What I found out was interesting! For those of you who frequent this site – and there aren’t many…
Read more of Possible links between SST, rainfall, TX/OK panhandle tornadoes
Good afternoon, everyone! I just wanted to offer an update guys… Currently, I’m knee-deep in a bunch of data from the National Weather Service in Amarillo, Texas. I was able to strike a deal (I…
A quick look at what we are looking at and how we forecast the weather for this weekend:
My lights went out as I started recording! I was in the dark, but don’t YOU be caught in the dark during today’s severe weather…
I opened my email this morning after Today in Amarillo and had a message waiting for me. Whew. That was a close one. Glad we all dodged that bullet. You, too can read about this…
