Big time snow definitely looking lcortnfor parts of Western Missouri. Models progging a widespread area of 5-8 inches
Big time snow definitely looking lcortnfor parts of Western Missouri. Models progging a widespread area of 5-8 inches
The severe weather will affect areas west of this earlier!
Pink outline: Best chance for severe weather in general
Yellow outline: best chance for tornadoes, including overnight qlcs fest
Red outline: best chance for strong tornadoes
The severe weather will affect areas west of this earlier!
Pink outline: Best chance for severe weather in general
Yellow outline: best chance for tornadoes, including overnight qlcs fest
Red outline: best chance for strong tornadoes
Here is a little thread with my forecast!
Here is a little thread with my forecast!
I think severe weather is possible today across the Central Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley.
My tornado threat: 0%
My wind threat: 15%
My hail threat: 5%
I think severe weather is possible today across the Central Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley.
My tornado threat: 0%
My wind threat: 15%
My hail threat: 5%
Today marks 5 months of the Greenfield, Iowa tornado... a lot of you watched in horror like I did as this tornado ravaged the town. For the ones who experienced this first hand, it hits differently. I'm still trying to mentally recover from what I saw that day. (Part 1 of 2)
Today marks 5 months of the Greenfield, Iowa tornado... a lot of you watched in horror like I did as this tornado ravaged the town. For the ones who experienced this first hand, it hits differently. I'm still trying to mentally recover from what I saw that day. (Part 1 of 2)
1. The upper-level cutoff low looks to finally start moving to the northeast, bringing a widespread area of forcing to the central plains. Dewpoints look to be in the mid to upper 50s, which would support some marginally severe storms.
1. The upper-level cutoff low looks to finally start moving to the northeast, bringing a widespread area of forcing to the central plains. Dewpoints look to be in the mid to upper 50s, which would support some marginally severe storms.
1. A cutoff low is visible on upper-mid level maps
2. Moisture return looks very limited with the highest dp (maybe hitting 60) in S and SE New Mexico, most likely limiting svr pot
1. A cutoff low is visible on upper-mid level maps
2. Moisture return looks very limited with the highest dp (maybe hitting 60) in S and SE New Mexico, most likely limiting svr pot
- Meteorology student Mizzou, graduating in May of 25 (if I can pass math)
- I chase storms sometimes and do photography!
- Forecasting is fun and it's what I love the most about meteorology
- Also very big on sports, so talk to me about wx & sports
- NWS meteorologist at WFO Wilmington, NC since December 2019.
- The University of and the State of Georgia is only 95% of my personality (sorry).
- Love the outdoors, particularly hiking.
- Big foodie.
- Talk to me about LDRs. 5.5 years in.
- I’m an operational meteorologist with an interest in coastal mesoscale processes
- I’m a competitive powerlifter
- I own a photography business
- I have a Alaskan Goldenmute
Tell me some stuff about yourself!
- Meteorology student Mizzou, graduating in May of 25 (if I can pass math)
- I chase storms sometimes and do photography!
- Forecasting is fun and it's what I love the most about meteorology
- Also very big on sports, so talk to me about wx & sports