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Chinook

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  1. Toledo had 86 degrees yesterday (2 degrees below a record of 88 degrees.) It's hard to remember any days with temperatures of 85+ in April. Some rain/thunder hit before 9:00AM (Today, Saturday) and also some light rain happened in the daytime.
  2. enhanced risk outlook tomorrow for central/western Missouri (10% tornadoes/30% wind)
  3. slight/enhanced outlook for severe weather in Texas. Here is one tornado not too far from Fort Worth
  4. A storm in north Texas with three-body scatter spike, 3-4" hail possible, 70dbz
  5. This is a nice day here, finally. Meanwhile,my old home of Fort Collins is getting snow. (29 degrees in the south Denver metro.) This La Nina spring is really making the cold air troughs dig in to various regions. No wonder they say La Nina springs have more tornadoes. Things are nuts. Look at this huge trough out west, with 500mb winds flowing from the Northwest Territories to Utah.
  6. tornado emergency earlier near Coburg/Essex IA debris up to 20000ft?
  7. GFS has 8" of snow for Boulder this week. NWS has 0.6"-1.1" of QPF for the area (5 days)
  8. I was going to say that I haven't seen 77 this early in Wyoming, but I guess the record of 80 is from two years ago.
  9. New convective chronicles video The outbreak of April 11, 1965, could have killed my mom and dad, in different cities, in different counties, but didn't. I think the elevated mixed layer is visible on this sounding from Peoria IL from the morning of April 11 1965
  10. The end of winter. The snow-water equivalent is now going down for almost all areas. Who got the best snow? This plot doesn't say, but it implies there was a big north/south divide around the CO/NM border. La Nina winters typically don't have too much precip for AZ/NM. And of course, intense dryness preceded the Los Angeles fires, which was kind of like a hurricane worth of damage there.
  11. My friend once proposed setting up a myriad of large concrete structures at the OH/IN border, possibly with spiral structure, to make tornadoes lose their spin as they cross into Ohio. New Mexico is expected to get up to 5.5" of snow in lower elevations in the plains.
  12. new 3-D view of Arkansas, I believe Star City had a tornado warning last night (this is a severe warning)
  13. so you guys were trying to highlight this? low topped rotating cell, while it is snowing in Denver
  14. On the IWX web site, they have confirmed a tornado at Bourbon, Indiana (not near Ohio) that was EF-1, 17 miles. That was close to a family member of mine.
  15. large supercell that is near Memphis
  16. two more tornado warnings in TN confirmed tornado
  17. large severe warned supercell by Franklin, TN (hail) edit: tornado warning just issued
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