madwx

Two major wildfires in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles already this morning

107 mph wind gust already in Lamar Colorado

probably too many wx weenies hounded his Facebook asking him if it was EF5 damage

bunkers right motions on these storms in sample hodographs are around 80 mph, due to the NE motion that means you'd have to drive 100-105 mph on N/S and then E/W roads to keep up with the storm.

Threat expanded eastward and 5% tor added. It’ll be essentially impossible to keep up with these storms so anyone trying to chase will get one chance to intercept

You can bag some tornadoes while you’re out there

special mid day Day 3 update to add a marginal to Iowa/Minnesota and a part of western Wisconsin

get out of here with your aussie propaganda

Regardless of where you are sun angle won’t increase until the solstice on the 21st

earliest sunset was a few days ago. shortest day of the year is coming up in 10 days. spring will be here before we know it

most of the snow from this morning has melted away already. Should be up up and away with temps starting tomorrow.

Another tornado found all the way up in west central Ohio, NW of Columbus

EF1 occurred near Branson Missouri Also looks like the Little Rock NWS confirmed 2 EF2s and and EF1(near Beedeville) in their CWA

dusting here this morning. about .2" with maybe a half hour of light snow remaining. this is tied for the biggest event of the winter here

Depends on if it cycled along the Tennessee/Kentucky border. But at the same time, the Tri State Tornado also likely cycled 1 or 2 times so this is up there with an all time record regardless

yep, major CC drop in Southern Illinois w of Charleston.

mass casualty incident being called for the tornado that hit near Edwardsville Illinois, sounds like an Amazon Warehouse got hit

the storm just south of Owensboro just went confirmed tor. LLJ is overcoming any CIN

large CC drop to the E of St Louis now. Near Edwardsville, Illinois

34 and heavy rain on the drive home from work. Snow is falling about 20 miles north of here

lol the all time December record max is 65 for Madison and this model has us hitting that at noon on Wednesday with a couple more hours of heating/advection.

It's been a slow start to the season but a dynamic shortwave trough looks to move through the central US causing lee cyclogenesis and Colorado low moving NE through the sub. Euro(and to a lesser extent the GFS)has been consistent showing a band of double digit snow totals to the NW of the low center and has been trending slightly SE with each. Right now the highest risk seems to be to the north of the WI/IL border. At the same time a potentially substantial severe risk will be occurring in the southern parts of our subforum.

Got down to 6 here this morning. -12 in Medford. Will go look in the northwoods for some colder temps

Light rain showers and 35 this morning. Winter is still MIA here

Big winds here this afternoon. Borderline wind advisory criteria. Might get windchills in the single digits tonight