The Ozarks will be on the eastern edge of this thunderstorm area during this time. Jet stream winds and a return northward of some Gulf moisture will help to develop these storms.
Note that this whole pattern will likey shift east on Tuesday with a better chance for storms and rain for the Ozarks. There is a possibility for severe storms for us on this day as well.
It is, by a wide margin, the deadliest tornado to strike the United States.
Starting in Reynolds County, Missouri, this tornado was on the ground for over three hours, killed close to 700 people, wiped several towns off the map and reached speeds over 60 mph.
When to Measure New Snowfall
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Perhaps one of the most important considerations measuring new snowfall is
WHEN to measure new snow. Unlike rain, which stays in your gauge (or should
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Welcome “Weather and Climate” Students
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It’s a new semester and there is lots to cover! This week, we’ll get right
on the topic of Hurricane Irene and do a “crash course” lecture on tropical
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End of Season, TX.
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A long, long time ago there was a young graduate student. He participated
for several years in DOW field projects prior to Vortex2. One day a DOW
broke...