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Tornado Outbreak For Texas - Oklahoma

5/20/2019

The Severe Storms Prediction Center forecasting a major outbreak of tornadoes today No.Texas to Western Oklahoma. Long track tornadoes are possible and this could be one of the worst outbreaks so far this season. Severe storms are also possible across New England. Below - satellite + radar showing these areas......

Satellite pictures also show a disturbance south of Bermuda that may become tropical for a day before getting absorbed by a cold front. Below - ..that disturbance followed by animated maps next 2 days.

Below - rainfall into this weekend...followed by pollen report....then a snapshot of weather for Tuesday.

Wet =West, Stormy=Central, Fair=East

5/17/2019

Satellite + radar shows heavy storms in Ohio Valley moving to the Mid Atlantic today. Showers in Northeast. Widespread showers and storms West and Central. Below - today's severe outlook - dark green to brown.

Below - animated maps into weekend followed by rainfall projections into mid next week. Heaviest rains will fall where severe weather coincides..central areas.

Lastly...today's pollen report...followed by snapshot weather for Saturday. Be safe..have a nice weekend.

Warming up

5/16/2019

Satellite + radar shows 1 front flying across The Northeast,,,next one moving into Great Lakes.....heavy rain event for West Coast with snow in the Mountains....wet south Florida. Below - today's risk of severe weather - dark green and yellow....followed by rainfall into Monday of next week.

Lastly - how temperatures will average into early next week. Be safe.

Unsettling May

5/15/2019

Areas of unsettled weather extend from the Northwest..to Plains...to Ohio Valley and Great Lakes...to Northeast...and Florida. This pattern not changing much any time soon. Below - today's risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

Animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall into the weekend.

Below - today's pollen count report followed by Thursday snapshot weather. Be safe.

Unsettled..............

5/10/2019

Above - weather map for Sunday morning - Mother's Day. Much of the Nation under cloudy - damp conditions. Red indicates flash flooding. Purple...rain and snowshowers. Below - today's risk of severe weather in dark green - followed by satellite+radar showing where the wet weather is now.

Below- Euro Model for Sunday...showing storm in Appalachians and one of the only models still insisting on weather weather for Northeast and Mid Atlantic. Following that - rainfall expected into Wednesday.

Lastly - animated maps next couple followed by today's pollen snapshot.
Wishing all of our mom's a very happy and safe Mother's Day.

Stormy - Central, Slowly Moving East

5/9/2019

Satellite + radar shows stormy weather north through south from Great Lakes to Gulf Coast. That front moves east and lands up on East Coast Friday and into weekend. Below - risk of severe weather today in dark green and yellow.

Below - animated maps followed by rainfall projection into Wednesday of next week. Most of that rainfall for the East coming Sunday and on.

As usual there are always timing problems with weather. Models are quite varied in bringing rain to East again on Sunday, Mother's Day. The most consistent...as usual...The Euro....so looks wet Sunday afternoon and onward from Northeast on south. Below - The Euro's projection for Sunday .

Lastly - snapshot weather for Friday followed by today's pollen map.
Be safe.

Stormy Central ...Moving East

5/8/2019

One small band of rain moving off the Mid Atlantic. Large area of storms in Plains will head east and will begin to affect East Coast Friday and into weekend. Below - today's risk of severe weather from dark green to brown.....followed by amounts of rain into Tuesday next week.

Below - animated maps for the next 2 days followed by today's pollen worries.

Below - a look at The GFS Model for Sunday...Mother's Day....showing a storm along the Mid Atlantic Coast with rainy weather there. Following - snapshot for weather for Thursday. Be safe.

More Severe Weather For Texas.....

5/7/2019

Above...severe weather expected today...from dark green to red...and the red indicating best chance which is over the Texas Panhandle. Below - satellite-radar showing those storms already intense in that area.

Below...animated maps shows a cold front moving into the Northeast with showers. Same front producing that severe weather in the south.

Below - rainfall expected into this weekend followed by today's pollen report and ending with snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.

A More Seasonable Pattern

5/6/2019

Above...latest pollen map.....below....satellite and radar - showing wet weather moving off The East Coast, Showers and storms Central moving to East Coast Tuesday night.

Below - risk of severe weather today in darkgreen and yellow.

Following....animated map next 2 days followed by rainfall into next weekend. Final amp - snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

Gloomy East....Typical Elsewhere

5/3/2019

Front extending from Great Lakes to Texas will stall along The East Coast and continue the trend of soggy damp weather. Heavy rain is possible for Mid Atlantic and So. New England early Sunday. Elsewhere...no great shakes. Below - today's risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow....followed by rainfall into Tuesday....most of which will fall Saturday into Sunday.

Below - animated maps through the weekend.....today's pollen......and Saturday's snapshot.

Lastly...weak tropical like system near Florida will bring wet weather there before turning northeast into The Atlantic. Be Safe.

Unsettled To Stormy

5/2/2019

Today's threat of severe weather (above) extends from Mid Atlantic to Texas. Below...satellite + radar showing the unsettled to stormy weather.

Below - a tropical-like disturbance over The Bahamas will spread wet weather to Florida. Little if any development expected at this time.

Below- animated maps followed by rainfall through Monday....then Friday's weather snapshot followed by current pollen map. Be safe.

New Month...Same Old Weather

5/1/2019

Satellite-radar above...... easterly tropical wave near Bahamas...wet and windy there but too much sheer. Showers and storms mid section...moving east to East Coast by Friday. Showers Rockies to East Coast Sunday when a storm could bring rain and wind to Northeast and Mid Atlantic. Below - today's risk of severe weather is dark green...yellow and tan.

Below- maps through Thursday followed by rainfall expected through Monday. Most of which will fall in center of the Nation.

Lastly - weather map for Thursday. Be safe.

May Showers + Flowers

4/30/2019

Above. today's risk of severe weather...dark green to orange. A severe outbreak is likely from Oklahoma to Southern Kansas and Missouri. Below - satellite-radar showing one batch of rain moving out of the Northeast...and the next across the Plains.

Below - animated maps for the next couple - followed by expected rainfall through Sunday.

Below - upper air pattern for next week. Weather systems out west move northeast toward the East Coast. Fast pattern - quick changes. Followed by your pollen forecast.

Highly Unsettled....

4/29/2019

Above - early MOnday temperatures. The boundary between blue and yellow represent a wavy front which will mean rain and drizzle to the north in the cooler air...showers and storms in the warmer air - yellow. Below - threat of severe storms today in dark green and yellow.

Below- satellite- radar showing the areas of rain .....followed by amounts of rain through the end of this week.

Below - animated maps for the next couple...followed by weather map for Tuesday. Notice on that map...Boston has a high of 62...Washington DC has a high of 85....there is the boundary. Be safe.

Wet,Windy-East Then Nippy....

4/26/2019

Above - severe weather threat in dark green and yellow today. Below - satellite + radar showing wet system headed for East Coast.

Below - rainfall expected into Wednesday followed by animated maps.

Below- map for Saturday. Enjoy the weekend...be safe.

Soggy Spring Weather Heading To The East

4/25/2019

Heavy storms in lower Mississippi Valley with more storms moving down the Plains....and rain over the Ohio Valley - all headed toward the East Coast Friday - Friday night. In it's wake - windy and cooler. Another low will move across the Lakes and Ohio Valley this weekend...bringing some additional rain...with snow from upper Great Lakes to No. New England.
Below- today's risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

Below - rainfall into Tuesday of next week...followed by animated maps.

Following - map for Friday. Be safe.

Deep South Storms Head to East Coast Friday

4/24/2019

Satellite/radar shows storms in Texas. That system will head northeast and affect The East Coast Friday. Below- today's risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall projections through Sunday.

Finally - map for Thursday. Be safe.

April Showers Still Kicking

4/23/2019

Above....tree pollen intensity. Below - satellite and radar showing several areas of showers and storms. One moving away from New England..the other over the Great Lakes will be off the east coast Wednesday...and another in Texas will be along East coast Friday.

Below- severe storms today - dark green and yellow followed by rainfall amounts into Saturday.

Finally - animated maps next couple...and conditions for Wednesday.
Be safe.

Changeable......

4/22/2019

Areas of unsettled weather from Southern Plains to Central Plains and Midwest and over The Northeast. Temps on the above side. Below - today's risk of thunderstorms in green....followed by amount of rain through the week.

Below - animated maps for next couple...then today's pollen ....followed by Tuesday weather . Be safe.

Turbulent Weather For The East

4/19/2019

Map above shows risk of severe weather today from dark green to red. The red area is the greatest risk...and this area could see tornadoes. Below - satellite and radar showing the potent front moving toward the East coast.

Below - animated maps into the weekend followed by rainfall into Wednesday.

Below- conditions and temps for Easter SUnday. Be safe and have a wonderful holy-day weekend.

Wet,WIndy-Central Moves To East Coast

4/18/2019

Above - today's weather map showing the wet weather heading east from Midwest and Gulf States. Severe weather possible in the south...see below...green - yellow and tan.

Below - satellite + radar followed by rainfall predictions into Wednesday of next week.

Below- animated maps into Friday - followed by pollen map. Be safe.

Stormy Spring Weather Central - Heads East

4/17/2019

Satellite=Radar above shows major storm in Plains with showers and Thunderstorms..some severe headed east. System will close in on East Coast beginning Friday and into Saturday. Below- risk of severe weather ...followed by amounts of rain through weekend.

Below - animated maps for next 2 days followed by weather conditions and high temperatures for Thursday. Be safe.

More Seasonable - Coast to Coast

4/16/2019

Satellite + radar above shows a wave train of moisture from Great Lakes to West Coast. This area will stretch to East Coast by Thursday and haunt into Easter Weekend. Below - thunderstorms chances today in green...none of which expected to be severe.

Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall projections into the weekend.

Storm #1 - Heads for Canada, Storm # 2- Heads for Northeast

4/12/2019

Satellite shows big storm over Minnesota moving northeast. It's associated front will bring showers and thunderstorms eastward into
Appalachians today - and off East Coast by Saturday morning. A new storm forming on the tail end of the front in the Gulf will ride into the Northeast Sunday and Monday. That storm will be responsible for a severe weather outbreak this weekend in the south. Below- severe weather threat today....followed by rainfall and snowfall predictions into Tuesday.

Below - animated maps for the weekend followed by map for Saturday showing high temperatures and severe weather in red. Be safe.

Wind=West, Blizzard=Central, Severe Midwest

4/11/2019

Snowfall amounts through Saturday as per Canadian Model. Below - threat of severe weather today....aiming at Midwest.

Below - satellite + radar showing center of storm in NE Kansas. Heavy snow north and northwest - severe weather expected to the east of storm late today and tonight. It's a slow mover ...so it doesn't clear Lakes until Friday. Meanwhile another storm from the Gulf could bring Chicago wet snow this weekend.

Below - expected snowfall and rainfall into Tuesday....followed by map showing current warnings in effect.

Animated maps showing track of the storm. Be safe.