Weathermadness

06/06/2025

This morning's surface map reveals a cold front stretching from the Northeast all the way into the Central Plains. This front features several low-pressure centers along its path, each contributing to showers and thunderstorms, with some storms potentially reaching severe levels. The areas most likely to experience severe weather include parts of New England, Pennsylvania, and the Mid-Atlantic states, as well as the Tennessee Valley today. Additionally, Western Texas is expected to see supercell thunderstorms again today, raising concerns for possible tornado activity. Meanwhile, the western region of the country will enjoy pleasant conditions with plenty of sunshine, though some showers and thunderstorms may occur in parts of the Four Corners states. ☔️🌩️

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06/05/2025

Today a low-pressure system making its way through the Carolinas producing showers and thunderstorms. Some localized flooding will be an issue. Storms developing in western to central Texas later today. Gusty conditions and hail possible with those storms. A tornado not out of the question with dew points in the 60's and low 70's. More showers and thunderstorms out across the Plains and parts of the Great Lakes into the Tennessee Valley today. We are still dealing with the smoke from the Canadian wildfires with some areas seeing very poor air quality.

Today a low-pressure system making its way through the Carolinas producing showers and thunderstorms. Some localized flooding will be an issue. Storms developing in western to central Texas later t…

06/05/2025

The surface map this morning indicates a cold front stretching from the Great Lakes all the way down to Texas, accompanied by several low centers along the front. Expect showers and thunderstorms throughout the day, with the potential for heavy storms in western Pennsylvania and western Texas. A low center moving through the Carolinas will bring rain and thunderstorms to that region today, possibly extending into southern Virginia. Meanwhile, the western part of the country will remain unsettled, with showers and thunderstorms around the Four Corners area, where some storms may also reach heavy intensity. Stay safe and prepared! ☔️🌩️

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06/04/2025

Showers and thunderstorms this morning out across the Great Lakes down into the Upper Mississippi Valley. Those showers will continue for most of the day. Some storms develop later in the day across Western Texas. Some of those storms could be severe. The four corners states continue to see some showers today, and could see some heavy rains at times. The wildfire smoke from Canada continues for much of the Eastern part of the US.

Showers and thunderstorms this morning out across the Great Lakes down into the Upper Mississippi Valley. Those showers will continue for most of the day. Some storms develop later in the day acros…

06/04/2025

This morning's surface map indicates a low-pressure system moving through the Great Lakes, with a cold front extending all the way to Texas. This cold front is expected to stall over the next day or so, becoming the primary area for severe weather across western Texas today and tomorrow. By Friday into Saturday, we can anticipate severe weather affecting much of the southern Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley, and southern Plains. Additionally, a storm system moving up through the Southeast will bring rain along the Southeast coast today, potentially spreading further up the coastline tomorrow. Meanwhile, smoke continues to linger across the eastern U.S., which will obscure sunlight and create a hazy atmosphere for many in the East. Parts of the Southwest may experience heavier rainfall today, with some regions at risk of flash flooding due to intense rains from southern California through the Four Corners area. 🌧️⚡️

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06/03/2025

Today we are already seeing showers and thunderstorms move through the Plains into the Midwest. These storms will continue to the east today and extend from parts of WI down into Texas. Strong winds and hail will be the hazards today. A Tornado is not out of the question, and heavy rains will create some localized flooding in certain areas. Most of the eastern US still seeing a haze from the Canadian wildfires. Warmer temps continue to be in the South and Southwest. The Northeast will see some warmer temps than they have been seeing.

Today we are already seeing showers and thunderstorms move through the Plains into the Midwest. These storms will continue to the east today and extend from parts of WI down into Texas. Strong wind…

06/03/2025

The surface map this morning reveals low pressure over the western Great Lakes, with a cold front stretching through the Plains into the Rocky Mountains. Severe storms are expected to form along this cold front today, impacting areas from Iowa down to Texas. These storms may bring damaging winds, hail, and possibly a few tornadoes. Meanwhile, the eastern U.S. is set to warm up significantly, with temperatures reaching the 80s to near 90 degrees—even the Northeast will experience this warmth! In contrast, the western U.S. will face cooler and more unsettled weather, particularly across the Four Corners region. 🌩️🌤️

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06/02/2025

Today we will see storms form out across the Plains, and bring some heavy rains as well. Some localized flooding could be an issue. These storms will bring some gusty winds and hail to the area, an isolated tornado is not out of the question. Most of the Eastern part of the US is still dealing with some hazy skies due to the smoke coming down from the Canadian wildfires. Warmer weather today for much of the US, with temps in the 90's in the Southern Plains into Texas.

Today we will see storms form out across the Plains, and bring some heavy rains as well. Some localized flooding could be an issue. These storms will bring some gusty winds and hail to the area, an…

06/02/2025

The surface map from this morning reveals significant smoke across the eastern regions of the country, primarily caused by forest fires in Western Canada. This smoke is impacting areas from the Plains all the way to the East Coast. Although the Northeast hasn't yet experienced the smoke, it will likely arrive later this week. A low-pressure system moving through the Northern Plains today will trigger severe thunderstorms in the High Plains of Nebraska and Kansas, potentially producing damaging winds, large hail, and even a few tornadoes. Meanwhile, unsettled weather will persist in the Four Corners region as an upper-level low brings more showers and thunderstorms today. The eastern part of the country will finally start enjoying more summer-like temperatures this week! ☀️🌧️

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06/01/2025

This week the East will see some warmer temps come in while we deal with a chance for severe weather almost every day this week. To start areas in the Plains, Midwest, through the Mississippi Valley and into parts of the Northeast will experience a haze from the smoke caused by all the wildfires in Canada. Some area could see some poor air quality from the smoke....

This week the East will see some warmer temps come in while we deal with a chance for severe weather almost every day this week. To start areas in the Plains, Midwest, through the Mississippi Valley and into parts of the Northeast will experience a haze from the smoke caused…

06/01/2025

This week the East will see some warmer temps come in while we deal with a chance for severe weather almost every day this week. To start areas in the Plains, Midwest, through the Mississippi Valley and into parts of the Northeast will experience a haze from the smoke caused by all the wildfires in Canada. Some area could see some poor air quality from the smoke....

This week the East will see some warmer temps come in while we deal with a chance for severe weather almost every day this week. To start areas in the Plains, Midwest, through the Mississippi Valle…

05/31/2025

Today parts of the Northeast are still dealing with some heavy rains that will taper off throughout the day into tomorrow. Later tonight some storms look to develop in the Plains will move into the Southern Plains into Texas. Strong winds and hail will be the hazards with these storms. Smoke from the wildfires in Canada continue to come down in the Plains, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and parts of the Southeast....

Today parts of the Northeast are still dealing with some heavy rains that will taper off throughout the day into tomorrow. Later tonight some storms look to develop in the Plains will move into the…