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  2. Those who know better can correct me... but 18z RRFS sim radar looks ugly. Looks like warm sector prefrontal sups appear in the afternoon with a QLCS right around sunset
  3. 2020 and 2023 were just outlier warm and snowless winters. A regression to the mean had to happen at some point, and the cold finally came those years in the late spring, even early summer months (April and May in 2020; May and June in 2023).
  4. Richmond got 2 inches of snow.
  5. Phoenix is going to see temps in the 90s and 100s. Wow.
  6. I haven't check to see if it's been shared here yet, but on the warm side of this system there is already an SPC Day 3 ENH risk in this sub for SW IN up to Indy, and SE IL, with slight for much of IL up to lower MI. Storm Prediction Center Mar 13, 2026 1930 UTC Day 3 Severe Thunderstorm Outlook I am actually going to go on a limb and predict that these two TV weather-related coverage events occur Sunday night: 1. At least one CBS affiliate in the Slight or Enhanced area bumps the entire CBS NCAA Men's Selection Show for wall-to-wall weather; and 2. At least one ABC affiliate in the risk area bumps part or even all of the Oscars Sunday night for wall-to-wall weather and warnings coverage.
  7. why can't this be us in july
  8. I like to get into my car, point it toward a tornado, and then drive my car toward the tornado ABCP Always Be Core Punching
  9. Kind of a primo finish to the day...skies have cleared a bit, and the wind has settled down.
  10. I like to get into my car, point it toward a tornado, and then drive my car toward the tornado
  11. Thanks for your analysis on this. I did see someone commented on Facebook (I don't know what site or thread it was on) this person said they and their spouse had damage on their property and it was the loudest thunder they ever heard. They also said they went down into their basement till the storm passed. So maybe there was just a brief touchdown of a tornado. Also I wish there were more radar sites like in the Harrisburg area for better coverage during severe weather events.
  12. Yea sorry about that haha, I was exploring how far back the archived radar data went, that’s from 3/13/93. .
  13. Terrifying if this verifies. We could see all time monthly records smashed by 8-10+ degrees
  14. Also, not saying we will get one here, but the derecho definition has changed https://x.com/evan_bentley/status/2032572486982791628?s=20
  15. Said it a few days ago, but blocking signal for April is pretty strong at least the first half imo Problem is that late it really doesn’t matter at the coast. I think SNE or NNE is going to get smoked late month or early April though. Should make for a cool dreary first half of April for us.
  16. He uploaded an image from the Superstorm of 93. That's why he said he could get on board with.
  17. Has ramped up quite a bit since that map. Duquesne is up to nearly 90k out alone.
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