Besides heavy rainfall, there is a threat for severe storms on Friday. Gulf moisture will interact with slow moving or stalling front, causing strong to severe storms to develop late in the day. Forcing will increase at night, as the low level jet kicks in. Large hail and perhaps gusty winds may accompany the storm clusters that evolve across Ozarks. The tornado threat will be greatest across SW Oklahoma and W. Texas during the afternoon hours, due to veering winds in that location. Southwesterly winds are expected locally which is not condusive for rotating thunderstorms.
First Tornado Hook Echo Observed 71Years Ago Today
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3 weeks ago
Are there any signs at all that we'll ever get out of this horrible pattern? I look at the models and I'm just not seeing much hope.
ReplyDeleteto be honest i would rather see us in this pattern all summer KEEP THE HEAT AWAY!!
ReplyDeleteANYWAYS JUST LOOKED AT HPC 5DAY RAINFALL AND HAD A SWATH OF 7 TO 8 INCHS RIGHT ALONG MO/AR BORDER.
http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/p120i12.gif
Not a big fan of the heat either but it's better than flooding and not being able to go outside.
ReplyDeleteIf we're in this pattern all summer we're going to get washed away.
The driest days I see over the next 7 are on Monday and Tuesday!!! :)
ReplyDeletei would rather be on and off this pattern all summer then be in a drought. I love the rain plus i cant go outside much cause of my fair skin. i sunburn in like 5 mins even in early march lol..
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