Weather, Storms & Hurricane Blog

Severe drought conditions continues on this last day of April over the Southeast states and Florida. Several large wildfires continue to rage over southern Georgia this morning, sending smoke as far south as South Florida on Sunday. As seen in this 1km visible satellite imagery loop, you can see the two plume’s of heavy thick […]

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Another late post from me this weekend as I wake up late, as today is my 33rd birthday. April 29, 1974 at 1:05pm ET in Ft Lauderdale, Florida, I came into this world. A lot of big tornado history days on my birthday. Had to throw that in there. LOL
I have really been enjoying my […]

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It’s a cloudy start to the day here as a weakening old cold front slowly pushes southeastward through the area. Not expected anything really convective wise today outside of a few isolated showers. It’s a pretty slow weather weekend for much of the US and many wanting to just enjoy some spring weather. After all […]

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Northern Texas and Oklahoma look to have a slight risk of severe storms today, with possible large hail and a tornado here and there. Shear profiles look ok for Supercells, but the only lacking thing is some deep moisture. The dew points will likely top out in the upper 50s. Will be monitoring this area […]

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Finally some locations along the eastern U.S. today will get some much needed rainfall, but Florida will not be one of these locations. The current upper low and cold front now moving through the Ohio and deep south states will lift out to the north later tonight and tomorrow, leaving Florida likely high and dry. […]

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Yesterday was the last day of severe storms for the Plains for at least two days. Yesterday turned out to be another busy tornado day for Storm Chasers and residents of Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. There were several reports of tornadoes in east-central Colorado, one being near Arapahoe, Co that lasted for 19 minutes […]

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First round of severe weather has already been taking place over much of west and central Oklahoma and North Central Texas. A squall line of thunderstorms developed out ahead of the dryline early this afternoon, and has produced a few embedded Supercells. One being near Denton, County Texas, were EMS report damage to some mobile […]

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