STORM2K

Alrighty Y'all, March 1st is Tomorrow & lets start the Texas spring forum early!

With lots of Severe Weather Potental this year from a La Nina, & a potental early start to the 2021 Tornado Season in the Southern Plains, will Spring 2021 pick up on what 2020 lost on Severe Weather?

Also the Storm Season 2021 Forum: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=121693

(There is a Marginal risk for Most of Texas & Slight Risk in NE Texas)

2.28.2021

Some of the live oak trees seem to be doing a heftier than usually Spring leaf drop. I expect to see more taking flight today with these storms. The leaves not the trees.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 10:30 AM CST for Dension & Sherman, TX for Quarter Sized Hail

The severe thunderstorm is now in Oklahoma, severe thunderstorm warning for Durant, OK until 10:45 AM for Quarter Sized hail & 60 mph wind gusts . . .

Mesoscale Discussion #135, T-Storm Watch likely for DFW, Along & north of I-20 & into SE Oklahoma (But south of the cold front . . .)

Severe Thunderstorm Watch #12, also includes DFW . . .



Threats are up to Baseball sized hail
Up to 70 mph winds
Maybe a tornado

DFW is in the HATCHED area for the Hail threat today (Up to Baseballs!)

Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 12:15 PM in Denton, TX for Quarter Sized Hail!

DFW no longer under the Severe Thunderstorm Watch . . .

My bradford pear over the span of 2 days is budding-

Cosgrove saying March will be up and down then a very fast very above normal warm up for April and May. BRING IT

Iceresistance wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 12:15 PM in Denton, TX for Quarter Sized Hail!

Yup, that storm came out of no where. I called the FWD NWS and said we are getting hammered out here with wind and quarter size hail. 5 min after that the warning came out. Not saying it was me but it quickly went from a slight rain, to pea size hail, to wind and spiked quarter size hail. Quite the storm.

HockeyTx82 wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 12:15 PM in Denton, TX for Quarter Sized Hail!

Yup, that storm came out of no where. I called the FWD NWS and said we are getting hammered out here with wind and quarter size hail. 5 min after that the warning came out. Not saying it was me but it quickly went from a slight rain, to pea size hail, to wind and spiked quarter size hail. Quite the storm.

You likely helped them out on putting out the warning . . .

I've sent a storm report Last December for Heavy Snow & 10 minutes after that report, a Winter Weather Advisory came out for this area for up to 1 inch of snow, but I got 1.5 inches . . .

Iceresistance wrote:

HockeyTx82 wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 12:15 PM in Denton, TX for Quarter Sized Hail!

Yup, that storm came out of no where. I called the FWD NWS and said we are getting hammered out here with wind and quarter size hail. 5 min after that the warning came out. Not saying it was me but it quickly went from a slight rain, to pea size hail, to wind and spiked quarter size hail. Quite the storm.

You likely helped them out on putting out the warning . . .

I've sent a storm report Last December for Heavy Snow & 10 minutes after that report, a Winter Weather Advisory came out for this area for up to 1 inch of snow, but I got 1.5 inches . . .

Have you heard of the saying of localized totals may be higher??

InfernoFlameCat wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:

HockeyTx82 wrote:
Yup, that storm came out of no where. I called the FWD NWS and said we are getting hammered out here with wind and quarter size hail. 5 min after that the warning came out. Not saying it was me but it quickly went from a slight rain, to pea size hail, to wind and spiked quarter size hail. Quite the storm.

You likely helped them out on putting out the warning . . .

I've sent a storm report Last December for Heavy Snow & 10 minutes after that report, a Winter Weather Advisory came out for this area for up to 1 inch of snow, but I got 1.5 inches . . .

Have you heard of the saying of localized totals may be higher??

True, but I was in the bullseye zone with 1-2 inches per hour! With near White-out conditions . . .

It almost seems like I'm the bullseye for snow & maybe storms . . .

Lagreeneyes03 wrote:My bradford pear over the span of 2 days is budding-

Cosgrove saying March will be up and down then a very fast very above normal warm up for April and May. BRING IT

Careful what you wish for. I can already hear complaints of heat in the distance. However, I think that March will be rather dynamic, especially towards the end of the month. This season seems to be one that should be watched for late-season cold too. I am not throwing in the hat for spring all the way yet.

captainbarbossa19 wrote:

Lagreeneyes03 wrote:My bradford pear over the span of 2 days is budding-

Cosgrove saying March will be up and down then a very fast very above normal warm up for April and May. BRING IT

Careful what you wish for. I can already hear complaints of heat in the distance. However, I think that March will be rather dynamic, especially towards the end of the month. This season seems to be one that should be watched for late-season cold too. I am not throwing in the hat for spring all the way yet.

Some interesting tweets from Joe Bastardi regarding a potential cold snap between mid March and early April. Hmmmmm we shall see. Oh and happy spring everyone!!

Here’s to a cool Spring with zero severe weather

Yukon Cornelius wrote:Here’s to a cool Spring with zero severe weather

Haha, best of luck. My family and I have a running joke that if there’s ever severe weather in north Texas that the Wichita Falls area always gets in on the worst of it.

cheezyWXguy wrote:

Yukon Cornelius wrote:Here’s to a cool Spring with zero severe weather

Haha, best of luck. My family and I have a running joke that if there’s ever severe weather in north Texas that the Wichita Falls area always gets in on the worst of it.

What about Oklahoma, The Tornado Capital of the World?

Iceresistance wrote:

cheezyWXguy wrote:

Yukon Cornelius wrote:Here’s to a cool Spring with zero severe weather

Haha, best of luck. My family and I have a running joke that if there’s ever severe weather in north Texas that the Wichita Falls area always gets in on the worst of it.

What about Oklahoma, The Tornado Capital of the World?

He said north Texas lol