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Supercells likely this afternoon/evening from SW KS to TX Panhandle, where SPC outlines Slight Risk (level 2/5). Convergence along differential heating zone should lead to storm initiation by late afternoon; very large hail main threat, w/ low-end damaging wind/brief tornado risk

Decided to break this up into two separate videos...March 14 video coming out tomorrow, with March 15 to follow by next week.

Tornado north of Laverne, OK a few mins ago. #okwx

Awesome structure on the tornado-warned supercell east of Follett, TX, as the sun was setting this evening. #txwx #okwx

LINK: youtube.com/watch?v=JWs26O… In-depth meteorological breakdown of the March 14, 2025, prolific tornado outbreak from the Midwest to the Southeast. We'll discuss the incredible synoptics behind this event and some additional reasons why this was such a high-end outbreak.

Strong to severe storms are expected from eastern Colorado into the Oklahoma/Texas Panhandles this afternoon and evening, where SPC has outlined a Slight Risk (level 2/5). The main threat will be large to very large hail and perhaps isolated damaging wind gusts.

Today is the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, yet we have no storms or even areas of interest to track! This is due to a background pattern that's been quite hostile for developing waves, despite warm sea-surface temperatures & low wind shear in the Caribbean.

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NHC has identified an area to watch in Atlantic. Wave expected to emerge off African coast tomorrow; atmospheric conditions may be favorable enough for this system to develop. Only 30% chance within 7 days per NHC, but good model support for some kind of tropical development.

📡 Radar gets the glory, but satellite gives the early signals. Convective Chronicles breaks it down: ☑️ Visible imagery for storm features ☑️ Infrared for storm intensity ☑️ Water vapor for upper-level dynamics Watch now–link in replies!

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Trade winds guide weaker tropical systems westward across the Atlantic, while stronger storms often curve poleward sooner. This video explains how storm strength and surrounding ridges or troughs influence hurricane tracks. Want to learn more? Click the link in our bio!

Severe storms, incl supercells, ongoing in E UT/W CO this AM as deep trough rolls in. This is Southwest "transition season," when remnant monsoon moisture interacts w/ strong Pacific troughs, yielding regionally robust severe wx. Today, hail/wind main risks E UT/W CO to E AZ/W NM

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Incredible tornado in Utah today!

Three additional shots from the tornado in San Juan County Utah today! Source is unknown but posted by Daniel Woodruff on FB #utwx

Severe storms expected along cold front over large expanse of the Plains today. The most intense activity should focus ahead of surface low across ND, where highest tornado threat exists, & along NE/KS border, where steeper lapse rates aloft may yield greater large hail potential

An additional area of heightened severe potential has been added across southwest Kansas/northwest Oklahoma into the northeast Texas Panhandle by the SPC with their latest update. Here, severe storms with a large hail and damaging wind threat are possible this afternoon/evening.