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while everyone else continues to say "monitor the weather closely as there's a potential for strong to severe thunderstorms this sunday"
so what caused the spc to remove the 15% risk area they had set up for north texas initially and then claim no severe weather was expected sunday?
https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/fire_wx/imgs/day38otlk_fire.gif
The day 3-8 fire weather outlook looks like someone drew a big purple heart over west Texas. Is someone in love? Or did someone just have too much time on their hands or maybe 1 too many burbons?
Just had to notice that for the weird files for the day.
Weather here today will be great. Mid 60s maybe even near 70. Monday evening rain chances do increase, mainly after 4-6 PM. Latest data unfortunately has the bulk of moisture to the west of Kansas City, but we still get in on some showers. The weather pattern the next 2 weeks looks to remain somewhat active - but then again, this time of year we need to be getting moisture. Can't have me slacking with mowing the grass.
https://climate.cod.edu/data/forecast/GFS/2021032106/CGP/GFSCGP_prec_precacc_384.png
Models now have total rainfall from the Monday evening to Wednesday morning storm at up to 1/2" for Kansas City.
Iβm curious to know if you guys internationally have things like the Storm prediction center in the USA?
Have they ever put Pittsburgh, Pa. in a moderate or high thunderstorm risk in years past?
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