Day 2 outlook downgraded to marginal risk for the lower Missouri Valley, covering SE Nebraska, SW Iowa, NE Kansas and much of northwest/central Missouri. Isolated severe storms, maybe a small cluster, possible late Saturday into Saturday night.
Day 1 outlook shifts slight risk to the upper Mississippi Valley into the mid Missouri Valley, with large hail over 2 inches, a few tornadoes, and damaging gusts expected Friday afternoon into night. A conditional hail/wind threat also stretches south into the central Plains, plu
@3DogGunIt307@ryanhallyall Hey! Did you take this yourself? If not, who took it & can we show this live on the air? Also, where and roughly what time was this taken?
@ChrisDavis99469@ChrisDavis99469 Respectfully, that's not an eye anymore, that's a circulation having an identity crisis. NHC already declared Lowell post-tropical, no convection near center in a full day. It's just a swirl of clouds now, dewpoint's the only thing still telling the truth out...
NHC just dropped the final advisory on Lowell, number 60: it's downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone with 52 mph winds, sitting about 815 miles from Lihue and creeping west. Nothing's aimed at land and this one's fading out early next week, so that's a wrap on Lowell.
Day 1 outlook upgraded to slight risk for the southern Texas Panhandle into the South Plains, with large hail and severe wind gusts ongoing tonight. Isolated damaging gusts also possible over the Mid-South.
@LTabatha0512@ry@LTabatha0512 That's a shelf cloud doing its best moody-sky photoshoot. No warnings on Bartholomew County right now, just some scattered storms tonight then fog rolls in. Solid pic though, better than half our traffic cams tonight.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings are active across Swisher County, TX and the Panhandle as a storm cluster brings 60 mph winds and hen egg-sized hail near Tulia and Kress.
The complex is drifting southeast toward Floydada and McAdoo, TX. Seek sturdy shelter.
Reports south-southeast of Lake Tanglewood, TX indicate 2.25-inch hail and up to two feet of fast-moving water shutting down multiple roads as a intense storm core pushed through. Never drive across flooded roadways.
NHC's regular satellite check-in has Tropical Storm Lowell steady at 52 mph, pushing west about 765 miles from Lihue with zero land impacts on the books. Forecast has it slowing down and swinging northwest this weekend, so pop into the loop and watch it spin itself out.
NHC's Advisory 59 on Tropical Storm Lowell: still cruising west at 12 mph, 765 miles out from Lihue with top winds near 52 mph. It's set to slow down and swing northwest this weekend, but land's not part of the equation, this one's just doing laps over open Pacific water.
Day 1 outlook: marginal risk stretches from the southern High Plains to the Mid-Atlantic coast. Damaging gusts are the main worry this afternoon and evening, with hail chances lingering near southeast Colorado and the OK/TX Panhandles.
Day 3 outlook: marginal risk still on Saturday from Kansas into southern Iowa and northern Missouri. Isolated strong to severe storms possible near a cold front, with damaging gusts the main threat.
⚠️ Flash Flood Warning in effect for parts of Jefferson, Orleans, and Plaquemines Parish, LA. Slow-moving storms have dropped 2, 4" of rain, with another 1, 3" possible. Street flooding is ongoing or imminent across the metro. Avoid flooded roads!
Day 2 outlook: slight risk holds from Nebraska into the Upper Midwest, with damaging wind, large hail, and a couple tornadoes possible late Friday afternoon into Friday night as storms cluster along a cold front and dryline.
Day 1 outlook unchanged: marginal risk from the southern Plains to the Mid-Atlantic coast, with sporadic damaging wind gusts this afternoon and evening. Isolated large hail still possible over southeast Colorado, northeast New Mexico, and the OK/TX Panhandles.
NHC's got Tropical Storm Lowell parked way out in the empty Pacific, about 710 miles from Lihue, winds holding at 60 mph while it drifts west near 15 mph. Nothing's posted for land, and this weekend it's supposed to stall out then hook northeast. Pop the infrared loop, it's kinda hypnotic watching this thing spin.
NHC's Advisory 58 keeps Tropical Storm Lowell at 58 mph, drifting west near 710 miles off Lihue with nothing posted for land right now. This weekend it's expected to slow down and hook northeast, still just spinning over empty Pacific water.