Looks like wave after wave of Plains sloppy seconds to start the month. Kind of a lame setup if you like severe closer to home for much of this sub. Rainfall looks beneficial though.
Has anyone seen (or heard lol) any of these 17yr cicadas that are supposed to be out by now? Only thing I've heard so far is the buzzing of mosquitoes.
A decaying line of storms moving in but should get another good rain. Tomorrow afternoon and evening looks kind of lame again severe wise but may add more to the April rain total.
Just noticed the tulip polpar has many black/shriveled leaves from the hard freeze. Most other trees aren't as far along so appear undamaged. The oaks are smart enough not to bust it out until the hard freeze threats are over.
Some models are showing multiple broken bands of storms tomorrow simultaneously. May be a challenge for those who wish to chase this event. Would love to be out there tomorrow giving it a go, but alas I'll be at work lol.
Was in MO, OK, and TX all last week. Looks like mid summer down in TX.
Up here it's greening up pretty nicely now. Several trees are starting to leaf out.
Looking forward to some boomers Tue evening