Cpv17 Has nothing to do with that at all, for me personally severe weather has never really been a passion of mine, tornado went through my town, lost water for 6-8 hours, yeah i think anyone would take a nice long break from wanting any thunderstorms around, personally i could care less about the ...

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 1:15 pm After last nights storms knocked out the water line here for some time, I would be happy to not see anymore rain for another month or so

Sometimes I really question your passion for the weather lol you sound like you’re afraid of everything.

Storm reports locally. Could have been worse, looks like the moderate tornado risk to the east of us isn't panning out also which is good news. 😉 Cabbpture.PNG Capdture.PNG I’ve noticed a lot of the risks for severe weather aren’t really panning out. Not that I’m complaining, just something I’ve no...

Some places around the Newton and Jasper area north of Beaumont look to have gotten 12-18” of rain… wowzers! The models sure didn’t show that happening.

Incredible storm last night! The wind, rain, and lightning/thunder was nuts!! Picked up 3.19”. Models underestimated that event. Major severe weather outbreak looks to be on the table for Oklahoma and NTX next Tuesday.

All modes of severe weather are on the table over the next several hours. Going to be an interesting one! Big change in the models from what they were showing 12 hours ago.

Looks like the HRRR is picking up on the possibility of some discrete cells now..interesting.

I bet most of the action will stay to the north like yesterday as the mesocales agree with this idea, im not overly concerned today, maybes tuesday morning could be the time to watch, but overall today should be quiet here locally, central and north texas are a different story though Yes, the actio...

mcheer23 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 11:40 am New Day 1 SPC outlook extends the hatched area for hail further south.

Gonna be interesting to see how far south that line will develop early tomorrow morning. You’d think it would be more of a wind threat than hail since it looks to be a squall line.

I’m thinking as we progress later into spring, we’ll have a better chance at these systems moving further south.

If you live south of 59 and I-10, decent chance you might not get anything.

I think it’s a 6 hour difference for zulu time. Someone correct me if I’m wrong. Zulu time can be confusing.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 8:08 am Still looking nasty for us this evening?
Dixie Alley primed to get smacked hard tomorrow.

The 12z HRRR is running now. The 6z looked less threatening for folks south of I-10.

The SPC already has a day 7 risk for the Texas panhandle. So it looks like an active severe weather season could be setting up.

I wonder if this is gonna shift any further south as spring progresses. You will get your wish tomorrow from look of the HRRR. Pretty meh rain totals though. Gives me about half an inch to one inch. Hopefully I can get that. We could kinda use it. Looks much better north of me. https://i.postimg.cc...

Two severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued.Those are some mean looking cells. A Tornado watch has also been issued for the northern counties. Screenshot 2024-04-08 at 14-36-57 NWS Radar.png ww0090_overview_wou.gif BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED Severe Thunderstorm Warning National ...

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 1:51 pm Those maps look nasty, fingers crossed for a huge bust!

Could be bad north of I-10.

Well that was a bunch of hoopla for nothing. Hopefully we can go back to talking about the weather now.

don wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 11:46 am 12Z HRRR showing the potent MCS expected late tomorrow night/overnight.


Screenshot 2024-04-08 at 11-45-41 Models HRRR - Pivotal Weather.png

Screenshot 2024-04-08 at 11-41-36 Models HRRR - Pivotal Weather.png

That’s what I’m talking about!