Brent wrote:Lot of sirens here but it's been tracking northwest of me the whole time
At least it will apparently rain maybe. There were models with no rain this morning
Be careful!! Big tornado around you brent!!
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Brent wrote:Lot of sirens here but it's been tracking northwest of me the whole time
At least it will apparently rain maybe. There were models with no rain this morning


ElectricStorm wrote:Wow that debris ball just blew up significantly on the newest scan approaching Hwy 75 in north Tulsa

Golfisnoteasy75 wrote:ElectricStorm wrote:Wow that debris ball just blew up significantly on the newest scan approaching Hwy 75 in north Tulsa
Brent lives close i believe

gpsnowman wrote:Man the temp dropped 20 degrees in about an hour with strong winds and heavy rain. Beautiful.






Ntxw wrote:gpsnowman wrote:Man the temp dropped 20 degrees in about an hour with strong winds and heavy rain. Beautiful.
All my windows are open. After one hot and muggy start to March it felt really nice!



TomballEd wrote:My house is just inside the 15% and CIG 1 line for hail. The SPC site I Googled up ( https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/conditional-intensity-information/ ) describes CIG for tornadoes, not hail. So I don't really know what that means. 3 weeks without rain and my wife's SUV can go into the garage and my car is over 11 years old, I would accept anything an inch or under for the rain.
2md HRRR run in a row where my house is right on the screw zone boundary for today/tonight's thunderstorm event. High res 12Z NAM doesn't show any meaningful rain in metro Houston.
https://i.imgur.com/EptiVIv.png
Mid week looks interesting per SPC outlooks in North Texas/Oklahoma.
https://i.imgur.com/uGgJFCt.png



Day 4-8 Convective Outlook
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0234 AM CST Sat Mar 07 2026
Valid 101200Z - 151200Z
...DISCUSSION...
...Days 4-5/Tue-Wed...
An active pattern with severe thunderstorm potential is expected
Tuesday and Wednesday from the southern Plains to the Mid/Lower MS
and OH Valleys. Medium range guidance is in fairly good agreement
during this time. Starting on Tuesday, an upper low over northern
Mexico will shift east/northeast, becoming an open wave as it begins
to merge with a northern stream upper trough developing southeast
across the northern/central Plains through early Wednesday. A belt
of strong southwesterly deep-layer flow will overspread a large warm
sector on Tuesday. Lee cyclogenesis is forecast across the
central/southern High Plains, along with a second surface low
developing over IA as the northern stream upper trough approaches.
This setup will allow for a sharpening dryline/Pacific front across
the southern Plains, while a cold front develops southeast into the
MO/Mid-MS Valley overnight. Strong ascent should focus thunderstorm
development across the warm sector ahead of these surface boundaries
within a strongly sheared environment, and potentially widespread
severe thunderstorm activity is possible.

Edwards Limestone wrote:Forecasted totals decreasing across my area. Why am I not surprised.

txtwister78 wrote:Edwards Limestone wrote:Forecasted totals decreasing across my area. Why am I not surprised.
Cloud cover and a faster progression of the frontal boundary for you unfortunately but front is beginning to activate storm development across NW Bexar County points west. Good news down here.


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