Looks like the high today was an impressive 87*F.
That sounds nice compared to the cold rain and temps in the 40s we got today in Detroit.
That sounds nice compared to the cold rain and temps in the 40s we got today in Detroit.
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Pattern April Chasing ???⛈⛈⛈
- Thread starter TheBatman
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Talk about contamination, lol 
TXTornado
Member
Yeah HRRR really had a hard time with these cells. It wants to keep it more discrete though, according to the 4z HRRR. E. Oklahoma sucks to chase in, but that could put down one or two decent ones.
Gatorade symbol all over this board now, welcome summer heat !!
TXTornado
Member
What is the feature that runs from SW Mexico to Big Bend to Wichita Falls and up through the N. Border of OK?
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Zander98al
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The GFS is putting mid 90s over alabama next monday ?. Don't know what the records are but i would suspect we'd be close to it. 
TXTornado
Member
Already a tornado today
TXTornado
Member
HRRR has been having a tough time today. It's all over the place.
Flurry
Member
Several Warnings in OK now
TXTornado
Member
I started a thread. It's so conditional but if something stays somewhat discrete I think we could see a damaging tornado.
TXTornado
Member
Interesting.
Some of the drone footage with the Sulphur OK tornado is absolutely incredible
Oh my
Confirmed fasho now
Mason Dixon
Member
As warm as the weather has been, it hasn't been as extreme or impressive as many would think. NC has the biggest departures of +2 to +4 from average.
Same goes for the areas further north that have been several bouts of snow this past April, where the worst departures are only between -2 to -4 from average in Northern MI / WI / MN.
Same goes for the areas further north that have been several bouts of snow this past April, where the worst departures are only between -2 to -4 from average in Northern MI / WI / MN.
I saw this on Twitter and everybody was making a fuss over it. The angle is pretty cool, as well as the resolution. But tbh, I like to see trees coming up or things blowing up in my tornado vids!
But look at those departures in the Mid Atlantic. I do believe I see a red dot over Delaware which would indicate +6 to 8.
True, but it's relative to average.
If their average highs are still in the 60s, then of course temps in the 70s and 80s will seem more impressive from a departure standpoint.
Not so much for our region.