Weathermadness

09/18/2025

Weather Update: The dry weather will persist across much of the eastern United States throughout the weekend and into the early part of next week. However, it now seems that significant rainfall will finally return to the eastern regions, helping to alleviate the short-term drought conditions that have developed. Many areas in the East have experienced virtually no rainfall this month, leading to extremely dry conditions. In fact, water levels in several lakes have decreased significantly due to this dryness. Today, thunderstorms are expected to occur across the central plains, stretching from Iowa down to Oklahoma, bringing gusty winds and small hail. Meanwhile, a low-pressure system off the Southern California coast, remnants of a tropical system, is bringing rain to San Diego and Los Angeles this morning. Rain and thunderstorms are likely to continue into tomorrow across Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada, with flash flooding being a major concern. In tropical news, Tropical Storm Gabrielle appears disorganized this morning, with its low-level center exposed and most of its convection displaced to the north and east. The storm is anticipated to move through the Atlantic and into the North Atlantic by late next week. 🌧️🌩️

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09/18/2025

Today storms will develop out across the Plains into Iowa. Those storms will produce some gusty conditions and hail. Southern California into the Southwest will see some heavy rains and some localized flooding possible. Tropical Storm Gabriel has been named in the Atlantic. TS Gabriel still looking like it will not impact the US, but could impact Bermuda. Smoke and hazy conditions are still impacted the Pac NW and a majority of the Eastern US.

Today storms will develop out across the Plains into Iowa. Those storms will produce some gusty conditions and hail. Southern California into the Southwest will see some heavy rains and some locali…

09/17/2025

Weather Discussion: The storm affecting the Eastern Seaboard is gradually diminishing; however, residual showers and rain will persist across the mid-Atlantic states and parts of the Appalachians today. By tomorrow, the storm is expected to move out to sea, taking the precipitation with it. In the central United States, a separate storm system will bring showers and thunderstorms today, with the potential for severe thunderstorms extending from parts of Kansas into the Texas Panhandle. These storms may produce damaging winds, hail, and possibly even tornadoes.
High pressure will dominate much of the eastern United States today, resulting in drier conditions, which are anticipated to shift by the end of the month as we expect a return to more stormy weather and much-needed rainfall.
In the tropics, Tropical Depression 7 has formed and is projected to strengthen into a tropical storm and eventually a hurricane. However, it is likely to remain well out in the central Atlantic Ocean, with minimal impact on major land areas, aside from potential effects on Bermuda, which may be brushed by the storm next week.

09/17/2025

Today showers and thunderstorms across the Plains. Some of those storms look to be severe in the Southern Plains and across the Texas Panhandle, producing hail and gusty conditions. The subtropical low off the East Coast looks to be diminishing with some localized showers and thunderstorms today. We are still dealing with smoke and hazy conditions from the wildfires in the Pacific NW. Tropical Depression Seven has been named by the NHC. This storm looks to stay out at sea.

Today showers and thunderstorms across the Plains. Some of those storms look to be severe in the Southern Plains and across the Texas Panhandle, producing hail and gusty conditions. The subtropical…

09/16/2025

Subtropical storm getting stronger as it wraps-up off Virginia Beach. Winds gusting 35-55 mph.

09/16/2025

Today we will see some storms develop out across the Plains into the Upper Great Lakes. These storms will be severe and produce some gusty winds and hail. The East Coast along the Chesapeake Bay down to the Carolinas still dealing with a subtropical low today. Strong winds and some heavy rainfall will continue with this system, and looks to dissipate tomorrow....

Today we will see some storms develop out across the Plains into the Upper Great Lakes. These storms will be severe and produce some gusty winds and hail. The East Coast along the Chesapeake Bay do…

09/15/2025

Weather Discussion: This week, a notable weather pattern is developing. A subtropical storm, likely unnamed, is forming along the Eastern Seaboard. This system is expected to bring locally heavy rainfall from eastern North Carolina through the Delmarva region until Wednesday. Coastal areas, particularly from Ocean City, Maryland, to the Outer Banks, may experience wind gusts of up to 50 mph. The storm is anticipated to move out of the area by Thursday, paving the way for a return to dry weather. Extended periods of dry conditions have contributed to significant drought in many regions, with some areas experiencing minimal rainfall since July.
In the Plains, thunderstorms are forecasted to develop across parts of Wyoming and the Dakotas today, with the potential for gusty winds and hail. Notably, central North Dakota experienced an unprecedented 22 tornadoes yesterday, a rare occurrence for this time of year.
Looking ahead, more dry weather is expected to return to the eastern United States through the end of the month and into early October. Meanwhile, the western part of the country may begin to cool down, with the possibility of snow emerging in parts of the northern Rockies, as well as the Cascades and Sierra Nevada’s, by the end of the month.

09/15/2025

Today the high plains will see some gusty storms after a pretty active day the area saw yesterday, with 22 tornado reports in the Dakota's. The Northern Rockies could see the first snow this year towards the end of the month. A subtropical-low will impact areas along the East Coast, from Delaware and Maryland south to the Carolinas. Strong winds and heavy rains will be the biggest hazards from this storm....

Today the high plains will see some gusty storms after a pretty active day the area saw yesterday, with 22 tornado reports in the Dakota’s. The Northern Rockies could see the first snow this …

09/14/2025

This week’s weather is shaping up to be a dynamic mix of smoke-filled skies, summer like heat, and an extended stretch of stormy conditions. Smoke from the wildfires burning across the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada is making its way across much of the United States this week. This widespread smoke plume is affecting the Northwest, Plains, Midwest, Southeast, and parts of the Northeast....

This week’s weather is shaping up to be a dynamic mix of smoke-filled skies, summer like heat, and an extended stretch of stormy conditions. Smoke from the wildfires burning across the Pacific Nort…

09/14/2025

This week’s weather is shaping up to be a dynamic mix of smoke-filled skies, summer like heat, and an extended stretch of stormy conditions. Smoke from the wildfires burning across the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada is making its way across much of the United States this week. This widespread smoke plume is affecting the Northwest, Plains, Midwest, Southeast, and parts of the Northeast....

This week’s weather is shaping up to be a dynamic mix of smoke-filled skies, summer like heat, and an extended stretch of stormy conditions. Smoke from the wildfires burning across the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada is making its way across much of the United States this week. This widespre...

09/13/2025

This morning we are already seeing some showers and thunderstorms come through the Midwest. We will also see showers and thunderstorms come through the High Plains down into New Mexico. Those storms will produce downpours, some localized flooding, and some gusty conditions. The Pac NW through the Plains and into parts of the Midwest continue to deal with smoke from the wildfires....

This morning we are already seeing some showers and thunderstorms come through the Midwest. We will also see showers and thunderstorms come through the High Plains down into New Mexico. Those storm…

09/12/2025

Today we will see some gusty storms develop later in the afternoon and into the evening. These storms will stretch from Montana and North Dakota south to parts of New Mexico. Hail and gusty winds will be the hazards associated with these storms. Today and into Saturday a chance for some downpours and localized flooding in parts of the Southern Plains in Southwest....

Today we will see some gusty storms develop later in the afternoon and into the evening. These storms will stretch from Montana and North Dakota south to parts of New Mexico. Hail and gusty winds w…