Continuing this blog’s recent theme of discussing recent events in West Texas, a tornadic supercell has formed near Muleshoe, Texas, in the panhandle region near the Texas / New Mexico border. Both CONUS and mesoscale sector scans from GOES-19 well-captured the initiation and further development of this storm.The late morning surface analysis (1500 UTC,... Read More
Brandon Aydlett, the Science and Operations Officer (SOO) at the NWS forecast office in Guam (where the National Weather Service day begins) relays the following message: Yesterday we received a call from a local radio noting something suspicious in IR imagery over the Philippines. Of course, it looked eerily like... Read More
A large severe weather outbreak took place across the south central United States on Wednesday 2 April 2025. The NWS Storm Prediction Center (SPC) anticipated a significant weather event in the region, having predicted an enhanced risk of severe weather as early as Monday 31 March and a rare high risk the night before the event.... Read More
Spring has clearly sprung in the blog’s home base of Madison, Wisconsin, in the upper midwestern United States, with air temperatures and the activity of both animals (like migratory birds) and people (like joggers) showing that the winter of 2024-2025 is no more. The memories of the cold, icy conditions... Read More
