Monthly Archives: March 2012

We will have a line of strong to marginal severe storms move through most of Central Texas in the morning hours. As the dryline approaches Central Texas by the afternoon, severe storms will develop east of the dry line and move through all of Central Texas into the evening/overnight hours. The main threats will beContinue Reading

As a powerful upper level low is approaching Texas we will see a few severe storms this afternoon/evening across west Texas northward to western Kansas. As this system moves eastward on Monday there will be a risk of severe storms from Mid Missouri Valley southwestward  to the lower Rio Grande Valley.  

As the next upper level low approaches we could see multiple days of severe weather in the southern plains. D4 is where severe weather could be possible on Sunday and D5 being Monday. 

There is a minimum risk of severe weather Thursday afternoon/evening as a cold front and upper level low moves across the region. A few storms could become severe with hail and high winds being the main threat. High rainfall totals are possible mainly east of I-35 as this will be a slow moving upper level disturbance.

There is a high risk of severe storms across much of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys today through tonight. Main threats will be from damaging winds and tornadoes. Please have a weather radio or phone alerts to alert you and your family.

There is a moderate risk of severe storms across southern Indiana, SW Ohio, much of Kentucky & Tennessee, NE Mississippi and NW Alabama on Friday, March 2. Main threats will be from damaging winds and tornadoes. Please have a weather radio or phone alerts to alert you and your family.