Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (climate, tornadoes, snowfall, warm)
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Snowing in Northern Texas for past 24hrs. Light. On Off. but some areas getting heavier bursts in Texas and Kansas. See Loop below.
Radar loop last 4 hours. 1-4amCST.
Upper Low now over the Pan Handle. (Cold Pool of Air). Snowing in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado. I'm seeing 4-6" reports in Oklahoma. Crazy
Look at the severe stuff overnight on the right side of the Low! Flooding rains. Thunderstorms. Tornadoes. High Winds.
Crazy stuff, the Texas Panhandle is known for it's wild weather though, and that snow will eventually
make it's way up to northern Ontario.....even in northern Ontario locals aren't crazy about
getting snow in late april/early may.....they want spring too, but it is more "normal" for them
than for northern Texas.
Crazy stuff, the Texas Panhandle is known for it's wild weather though, and that snow will eventually
make it's way up to northern Ontario.....even in northern Ontario locals aren't crazy about
getting snow in late april/early may.....they want spring too, but it is more "normal" for them
than for northern Texas.
I was thinking about that. Everyone even Canada just wants Spring now. I felt the same way in March. Luckily it wont last long this time of year but I can imagine the locals in Texas and Oklahoma this weekend. They probably lost some fruit trees, crops, branches?
Here's this mornings Atmosphere Set up & 850mb temps. Looks like an Omega Block.
Sun was out for a little while this morning, but now it's cloudy...56 F/13 C with a forecast high of 61 F/16 C. Warm and thundery tomorrow before cooling off later in the week.
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