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More rain is in the forecast...
05/29/2026

More rain is in the forecast...

⛈️🌧️A prolonged wet pattern will continue in much of the South and Southeast, with rainfall possibly exceeding 5 inches ...
05/24/2026

⛈️🌧️A prolonged wet pattern will continue in much of the South and Southeast, with rainfall possibly exceeding 5 inches over the next 5 days. Scattered flash flooding is possible, especially in urban areas and areas with saturated soils. Stay weather-aware and plan ahead!

🌀 NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season and Above-Normal Eastern and Central Pacific Hurricane Seasons 🌀...
05/21/2026

🌀 NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season and Above-Normal Eastern and Central Pacific Hurricane Seasons 🌀

No matter the forecast for your area, remember: It only takes one storm to disrupt a community. Landfalls and impacts are determined by short-term weather patterns, so early preparation is essential for everyone.

For more information on the Atlantic hurricane season outlook, please visit https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/noaa-predicts-below-normal-2026-atlantic-hurricane-season

The eastern and central Pacific hurricane season outlook can be found at https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/Epac_hurr/index.shtml

NOAA will release its first draft of the 2026 Hurricane Season Forecast in Lakeland on May 21, 2026. It's very likely th...
05/11/2026

NOAA will release its first draft of the 2026 Hurricane Season Forecast in Lakeland on May 21, 2026. It's very likely this forecast, like the one from CSU, will also call for a below-normal Atlantic season.

Below is a forecast for the tropical season across all ocean basins from the EURO. Areas in red indicate likely more than normal tropical activity & blue areas indicate below normal tropical activity.

With the Eastern Pacific warming up thanks to the forecast strong El Niño, there are likely to be more hurricanes than normal west of Mexico.

In the Atlantic, with stronger high pressure & more powerful upper-level winds, tropical activity is likely to be suppressed, with fewer storms.

A SLOW HURRICANE SEASON - nearly every metric we look at going into a season shows a positive trend for a slow season. ...
05/06/2026

A SLOW HURRICANE SEASON - nearly every metric we look at going into a season shows a positive trend for a slow season. El Niño will start (likely achieving Super Nino), water temperatures continue to run cooler in important spots, dry air is likely to dominate the tropical Atlantic, wind shear will be an issue. Everything is stacking up against this year. Yes, I know one storm can break through but the trend going into the season can’t be ignored.

Don’t be shocked if we start the year with some weaker storms close by. Then during peak season, August/September, things go weirdly quiet.

The U.S. and Texas are entering peak hail season! NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center data tells us that Texas has led the ...
04/30/2026

The U.S. and Texas are entering peak hail season! NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center data tells us that Texas has led the nation in hail reports for the last decade. It isn’t every day that Texans see a record-breaking hailstone, though.

On June 2, 2024, a supercell thunderstorm developed in Swisher County, Texas. A large hailstone was discovered beside the road by storm chasers who were tracking the storm. A committee of scientists from Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), US National Weather Service Lubbock Texas, Texas A&M Arts & Sciences, and Southern Regional Climate Center has verified a new Texas hailstone diameter record of 7.1 inches.

A Tornado Watch is in effect for portions of northeast AR, southern IL, southern IN, western KY, southeast MO, western T...
04/27/2026

A Tornado Watch is in effect for portions of northeast AR, southern IL, southern IN, western KY, southeast MO, western TN until 11 pm CDT.

THIS IS A PARTICUARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION!

Several tornadoes, with a few intense tornadoes, will be likely.

Snow in the High Sierra and Northern Rockies, with a critical fire risk across the High Plains, giving way to rain later...
04/23/2026

Snow in the High Sierra and Northern Rockies, with a critical fire risk across the High Plains, giving way to rain later this week from the Mississippi Valley into the Southeast, followed by another round of severe storms in the Southern Plains early next week... Spring is here in full swing!

NUMEROUS severe thunderstorms are likely this afternoon into tonight.🚨IMPORTANT: Initially this may be accompanied by a ...
04/17/2026

NUMEROUS severe thunderstorms are likely this afternoon into tonight.

🚨IMPORTANT: Initially this may be accompanied by a risk for hail that is 2 to 3.5 inches in diameter (on average) and a few strong tornadoes, before severe wind gusts 60 to 90 mph become the most prominent hazard by this evening.

If you live in these highlighted areas stay weather aware today and be sure to have multiple ways to get weather warnings.

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