No severe weather reports in the Pac-NW yesterday?

Tomorrow's severe weather risk forecast via my GFS criteria based algo and official SPC outlook. Stay safe, folks.

More of a prolonged trade surge coming for the eastern Pacific in the remainder of April. This should encourage some enhanced upwelling.

RIP El Nino Costero

All right you severe weather junkies... looks like there may be a credible event next Monday across the Midwest. Iowa in the cross hairs.

Continued risk for a dangerous severe weather day next Monday across the Midcon

70% Hatching returning back in my GFS-based severe weather index. Stay safe, folks.

My GFS based severe thunderstorm algo is still showing some 70% hatchings where SPC has their moderate outlook. I'm interested to see if SPC expands this Moderate Risk hatching today

Some beautiful undulatus asperatus clouds over SE MA today! #MAwx

There is growing risk for a significant severe thunderstorm outbreak across the lower Midwest-TN Valley on Friday. Friday looks to be the peak dangerous day from an atmospheric environment perspective... but the general pattern looks conducive for storms over the next 10 days

GFS-based severe weather index is still promoting the idea that SPC may gradually intensify the severe weather risk criteria for Friday as this event rolls closer to verification

Updated outlook for Friday's severe thunderstorm outbreak. SPC has begun to slowly ramp up risk criteria.

SPC upgrades to "Moderate Risk" for Tomorrow. Stay safe, folks.

656 filtered reports yesterday

Boston reported 3.11" in yesterday's rare May Nor'easter event. This reported value ranks as the 17th highest daily rain observation dating back to 1980, the 4th highest in the month of May.

Heads up for the Dakotas, Minnesota-Iowa tomorrow regarding severe thunderstorm activity.

This is the state of cheating…. He has a Cronus hardwired inside his controller. Completely undetectable unless pulled apart

Wow