This is your daily forecast for December 22, 202 🚨 Dangerous weather expected for the mid south this afternoon. Be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions 🚨 Currently, radar is showing some light rain or flurries around West Tennessee and Eastern Arkansas. This may not be making it all the way to the surface. This is only an appetizer as to what is coming later today. Currently, temperatures are in the 40s everywhere as expected. The inbound arctic air and snow will be the heavyweight of today's forecast issuance. Model guidance continues to be in strong agreement with the arrival of the arctic cold front by mid afternoon across the northern sections of the area. Precipitation is expected to develop along the front initially as rain, but will quickly transition to snow as the temperatures plunges. Large scale upper forcing will create quite a bit of lift, especially north of I-40. This creates a very conducive environment to support accumulating snowfa...
Daily Blog and Forecast Discussion Brady's Weather Page 3:03 pm CST March 1, 2023 *** FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY *** Bottom Line up front: Everybody should have multiple ways of receiving warnings over the next 24-30 hours. Everybody should also know their severe weather safety plan, and enact that plan when warnings are issued. SHORT TERM : Currently, a few light rain showers are being observed over portions of Tipton County Tennessee at this hour, but other than that, conditions are clear, calm and quiet for now. Temperatures are in the low to mid 70s everywhere, with dewpoints in the mid 60s. It feels like a severe weather day around the mid south. The Storm Prediction center has placed an enhanced risk of severe weather across the southern half of West Tennessee, and a slight risk everywhere else. A lot of moisture, high CAPE, and decent height falls will probably contribute to some severe storms across the area. All modes of severe will be possible with hail and win...
Good Afternoon. This is your Daily for December 15th, 2022. SHORT TERM: (Rest of Today - Saturday night) The main story in the short term will be the well below normal temperatures, and perhaps a couple of chances for a few snow flurries or sprinkles around the area. A occluded storm system is making its way across the northern tier of the United States at this hour, bringing blizzard conditions to the Dakota's and Minnesota. An area of high pressure is shunted just to our south, which is keeping us dry, and for the first time in 14 days...we actually have sunshine! FINALLY! Temperature are in the mid to upper 40s everywhere. Tonight, expect clear skies, and much colder conditions. For the rest of the short term, expect high temperatures daily in the 40s, maybe reaching 50 in some locations. We will remain largely dry, and overnight lows will drop into the 30s each night. SUNDAY: Expect a good amount of sunshine as high pressure will continue to dominate our weat...
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