Friday’s Severe Weather Outlook/High Temperature Forecast
9:45PM
A storm system will begin to exit the region on Friday, bringing the final day of severe weather in this active period we have had. I have issued a slight risk for severe storms across the Deep South, mostly coastal areas. the main threats will be large hail and damaging winds. Behind this system on Friday, temperatures are expected to rebound into the 70’s for many areas. Below is my severe weather outlook for Friday, and below that is the high temperature forecast for Friday.
Thursday’s Severe Weather Outlook
9:30PM
Another day of severe weather is possible on Thursday, as a system pushes through the Southern part of the country. I have issued a slight risk of severe storms for texas to Georiga. Severe storms may be ongoing in the moring in portions of Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. These storms will push east before weakening. Another round of storms will develop later in the Afternoon, and push east into the night before weakening. The main threats will be large hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado. Below is my severe weather outlook for Thursday.
Wednesdays Severe Weather Outlook
10:15PM
Another day of severe storms is expected on Wednesday as a storm system pushes through the Southern States. I have issued a slight risk for severe storms on Wednesday for portions of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Missisippi, and Tennessee. Storms may be ongoing in the morining in Texas and Louisiana, and push east before weakening. Later in the day another round of storms will develop in Texas and Oklahoma, and push east through the night before weakening. the main threat from the storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. Below is my severe weather outlook for Wednesday.
Tuesdays Severe Weather Outlook
10:15PM
Another storm system is begining to enter the region, and will start to have its affects felt in many areas on Tuesday. I have issued a moderate risk for severe storms on Tuesday. Dynamics look really good, for a good sized severe weather event. Storms should develop in the Afternoon from Missouri down into Texas. These storms will start out as supercells before turning into more of a squall line, racing east into the night before weakening. The main risks from the storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. Areas affected be this past weekends outbreak will be affected again. If things get real active I will have an Afternoon update. Below is my severe weather outlook for Tuesday.
Mondays Severe Weather Outlook/High Temperature Forecast
11:00PM
After a deadly weekend of severe weather things should quiet down a bit, and warm up on Monday. The strong system that moved through on the Weekend will move off the East Coast, behind this system temperatures will start to rebound into the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s ahead of the next system. This next system will start to make an impact on the region on Monday by bringing a chance of severe weather to the region. Thus I have issued a slight risk for severe storms on Monday for portions of Texas, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas. This will not be anywhere near as bad as the weekend outbreak, with the main risks being large hail and damaging winds. Below is my severe weather outlook for Monday, and below that is the high temperature forecast for Monday.
Saturdays Severe Weather Outlook
11:45PM
Another strong storm system is expected to affect the region on Saturday. This storm will bring the chance for a major severe weather event. I have issued a moderate risk for Saturday. Storms may be ongoing in the moring in portions of the South. Later in the Afternoon severe storms should develop from Kansas/Missouri down into Texas. These storms will push east into the night before weakening. There worst area of storms is expected to be from Texas/Oklahoma to Alabama. The main threats from all storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. Below is my severe weather outlook for Saturday.
Fridays Severe Weather Outlook
10:45PM
Another days of severe weather is expected on Friday, as a front pushes off the Atlantic Coast, and a weak storm pushes through the South. I have issued a slight risk of severe storms for the Atlantic Coastal states of Georiga, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. A front will be lingering in the area and cause severe storms to develop with the risk of large hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado. Another weaker system will be moving behind the front in the Southern States, thus I have also issued a slight risk of severe storms from Texas to Georiga. Severe storms should develop in Texas and Arkansas, then push east before weakening during the Night, with the main threats being large hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado. Below is my severe weather outlook for Friday.
Thursdays Severe Weather Outlook
10:15PM
On Thursday another severe weather event is likely. One strom will be pushing through the South toward the East Coast, this will bring a slight risk of severe storms to these areas. In the Plains another weak system will move in and also bring a slight risk of severe weather. In both risk areas, storms will develop and push east before weakening in the Evening and Night time hours. The main threats from the storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. Below is my severe weather outlook for Thursday.
Wednesday Severe Weather Outlook
11:30PM
A strong system will continue to push through the region on Wednesday. This will cause another round of severe weather to break out. I have issued a moderate risk for severe on Wednesday. Severe storms will break out in Texas and Oklahoma, and push east through the Afternoon-Night time hours, before weakening in Arkansas and Louisiana. There is also the chance for a few isolated storms to develop and become severe on the northern side of the main risk area. The main threats from the storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and some tornadoes. Below is my severe weather outlook for Wednesday.
Tuesday Severe Weather Outlook/High Temperature Forecast
10:30PM
Another warm day in in store for Tuesday as winds from the south warm many areas up to the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. This will also set the stage for more severe storms. I have issued a moderate risk for severe storms on Tuesday. Severe storms are expected to break out on Tuesday from Minnesota/South Dakota down to Texas. They storms shold start out as supercells, but then as the Evening progresses, the storms will from into a few MCS’s(thunderstorm complexes), they will move east through the night, before weakening. The main threats fromt he storms will be large hail, damaging winds, and some tornadoes, but as the storms become MCS’s there will be more of a damaging winds/lare hail threat. Below is my severe weather outlook for Tuesday, below that is the high temperature forecast for Tuesday.
