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Posts posted by JMT417
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Enhanced risk and 10% tor probabilities pushed west to Joplin with 11:30 SPC update
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Upgrade to WSW for Joplin
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Joplin getting a Winter Weather Advisory Springfield and Branson a Winter Storm Warning
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WSW for South Central MO
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6 minutes ago, JoMo said:
Springfield's morning AFD mentioned ratios of 16-17 to 1.
I think that is what may have contributed to issuing a Winter Storm Warning rather than a Winter Weather Advisory
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1 minute ago, Ginx snewx said:
Yes we are sure, see Hurrtracks feed Mark Sudduth
I know the owner of that Twitter account. He goes through great lengths to verify before he posts.
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3 hours ago, JoMo said:
I look at it like it's the last time since it's so late in the season. Anything else is just bonus. Haven't really looked into things a month off though.
I checked with the man upstairs. He said this is our once every 5-7 year snowfall that he is contractually obligated to provide. He said it’s on to severe weather season now.
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Rolling power blackouts now instituted in Springfield Mo.
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1 hour ago, MUWX said:
euro is close to a pretty significant ice storm in swmo
We could do without that.
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1 hour ago, JoMo said:
Takes me back to my school years where 0.5 degrees is the difference between a snow day and having to go to school. Waking up to 6" of snow on the first day of Spring when nothing but rain was forecast, and waking up to rain and 33 when snow was forecast.
Days like that earned Lee George his reputation
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SGF says an all rain event now
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SGF now including Springfield and Joplin in WWA.
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Initiation to the South of Bartlesville OK ?
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Camp Shelby in the path I believe
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2 hours ago, JoMo said:
Anyone got any toilet paper? This is crazy.
I used all of mine to wipe away the tears of disappointment this winter season
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Severe Weather 5-4 through 5-9-23
in Central/Western States
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Upgrade to Moderate Day One Risk for Kansas