60 mph gusts lofting dust will reduce visibilities below a quarter mile.
60 mph gusts lofting dust will reduce visibilities below a quarter mile.
Keep in mind that rainfall totals will vary significantly over short distances... AND the topography could funnel water/locally enhance flooding.
Keep in mind that rainfall totals will vary significantly over short distances... AND the topography could funnel water/locally enhance flooding.
Thunderstorm fuel is sufficient to brew a couple severe storms that grow tall enough to "feel" the jet stream.
Those storms may mix jet stream momentum to the surface in the form of locally damaging gusts.
Thunderstorm fuel is sufficient to brew a couple severe storms that grow tall enough to "feel" the jet stream.
Those storms may mix jet stream momentum to the surface in the form of locally damaging gusts.
That spreading upstairs creates a vacuum effect of sorts that lifts air (and moisture) from below.
That moisture then falls as extra-heavy rain.
That spreading upstairs creates a vacuum effect of sorts that lifts air (and moisture) from below.
That moisture then falls as extra-heavy rain.
More heating than initially anticipated is leading to a bit more available storm fuel.
More heating than initially anticipated is leading to a bit more available storm fuel.
A warm front lifting north will induce some low-level vorticity, or twist, and a few thunderstorms will form near a low.
A warm front lifting north will induce some low-level vorticity, or twist, and a few thunderstorms will form near a low.
A warm front lifting north will induce some low-level vorticity, or twist, and a few thunderstorms will form near a low.
A warm front lifting north will induce some low-level vorticity, or twist, and a few thunderstorms will form near a low.
2 to 3 inches of rain is possible in Southern California, with 2-3 FEET+ of snow in the Sierra Nevada above 6,000 feet!
2 to 3 inches of rain is possible in Southern California, with 2-3 FEET+ of snow in the Sierra Nevada above 6,000 feet!
This one's associated energetic shockwave (coronal mass ejection) is likely aimed away from us, so it won't cause more big geomagnetic storms.
This one's associated energetic shockwave (coronal mass ejection) is likely aimed away from us, so it won't cause more big geomagnetic storms.