Good Saturday, everyone. Just a short post today to kind of update and outline the threat currently posed by our long-lived squall line and what to expect this evening. Link …

After some surprisingly more severe weather than originally anticipated yesterday (huge hail in Texas/tornadoes, possibly fairly significant, in E Tennessee), we roll right in to another day of expected severe …

Another spring day, another severe threat. ‘Tis the season, after all. But the good news is: this isn’t expected to be an outbreak like the events we saw on March …

A tightly coiled midlevel cyclone will bowl towards the Mississippi over the next couple of days, inciting a threat for severe thunderstorms and even a few tornadoes from parts of …

Link The western United States continues to be dominated by a dome of high pressure today, with increasingly ‘squished’ troughing continuing over the east. Under the former, Pacific flow mixed …

As Jacob mentioned would be the case in his blog yesterday, it’s rather hard to find any precipitation, significant or otherwise, in the lower 48 today. Link A large area …

I certainly hope everyone was able to take advantage of yesterday’s beautiful weather because changes are already underway this morning. Link Even if you’ve never taken a course in meteorology, …

Almost every year, the Northeast is visited by some degree of a “false spring”, in which temperatures make a prolonged leap into the 60ºFs in March or April and trick …

No rest for the weary yet as parts of the Southeast, including some still recovering from tornado onslaughts on the 25th and 17th, stare down yet another potentially volatile severe …