There’s nothing to jinx here, the pattern today is going to be quiet with cool/dry air filtering into the region. Severe weather chances may return (albeit very marginal) tomorrow and especially Sunday. Everything looks lower end generally though. We don’t expect much else through about Wednesday. The pattern should pick up again starting then, but models aren’t handling the mid-range pattern well, with tons of inconsistency. But it will be late May which is the historical peak of tornado numbers nationwide, so it’s likely we will see at least some severe weather the rest of the month. The pos ..read more

Severe storms are forecast to escalate throughout the afternoon across northwest to northern Texas, bringing the potential for very large hail and damaging winds. A stationary front stretches from Shreveport, LA, across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex towards a weak surface low near San Angelo, TX. This region is characterized by a highly moist and unstable air mass, evidenced by elevated MUCAPE levels around 4000 J/kg and steep midlevel lapse rates from the 12Z FWD sounding. Already, robust storm cells are up over Young and Archer counties, fueled by the cool, dry surface northeasterlies bene ..read more

An enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms is expected today from Central Texas to parts of the Georgia/South Carolina coast. Central Texas, including the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, is particularly vulnerable to very large hail, potentially exceeding 3 inches in diameter, as well as damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. Locations: Enhanced Risk Area: Central Texas to parts of the Georgia/South Carolina coast. Primary Focus: North and Central Texas into the Arklatex vicinity. Threats: Large Hail: Supercells capable of producing hail over 3 inches in diameter. Damaging Winds: Locally se ..read more

Storms in northeast Texas that are moving east-southeast have fluctuated in intensity. The region ahead remains conducive for storm growth with strong buoyancy and 40-50 kts of effective shear, increasing the risk of large to very large hail and isolated severe gusts. The tornado threat seems lower-end across NE Texas. Current projections suggest these storms could affect northwest Louisiana and southeast Arkansas into the night. Further north, severe storms with large hail and damaging winds will remain possible across Arkansas and Missouri. The tornado risk is somewhat higher here vs. furthe ..read more

Severe weather warnings are in place across several states, including Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas, due to the persistent threat of supercells. These supercells are capable of producing very large hail, damaging gusts, and tornadoes. In southern Missouri and northeast Oklahoma, multiple supercells have formed along a frontal boundary. Conditions remain conducive for tornado formation due to warming temperatures and unstable air masses. Eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas are experiencing extreme instability, heightening the likelihood of isolated supercells with large hail and per ..read more

Skywarn Spotters have confirmed several tornadoes within the Northwestern vicinity of Oklahoma. At 7:27CST two were confirmed to the south of Waukomis and north of Hennessey. The current Tornado Warning for this area is set to expire at 8:00CST. The area around Custer City is under Warning until 8:10PM CST. Please be mindful that both of these could be extended throughout the evening. The post Several Spotter- Confirmed Tornadoes Northwestern Oklahoma appeared first on Tornado Titans ..read more

Initial Supercell development across Northwest Oklahoma has begun which will bring large to very large hail. Two funnel clouds have just been reported Southeast of Leedey. The tornado threat will increase rapidly as we move toward the 6:00PM hour. This is a watch known as a particularly dangerous situation, meaning that strong tornadoes are expected in the coming hours and  will last at least until 11:00PM CST. We have several Titans across the region and we will keep you updated as the evening progresses. The post Severe Weather Threat Increasing Across Northwest Oklahoma appeared first ..read more

Just like we mentioned yesterday, if we ever say the words in the headline above know we don’t do that often. I know some groups out there say these words a lot, but this is a case when it really is true. Today is going to be a long day. An intense regional outbreak of severe weather is expected today, from this afternoon through evening, across parts of the south-central Plains. The most severe activity, characterized by multiple strong, long-tracked tornadoes, very large hail, and severe thunderstorm gusts, is anticipated over western, central, and northern Oklahoma to south-central Kansas ..read more

Multiple significant tornadoes occurred from numerous supercells in eastern Iowa and then into Nebraska. This was a large regional outbreak which Brandon Sullivan was well positioned on.  The post April 26th, 2024 Iowa & Nebraska Tornado Outbreak appeared first on Tornado Titans ..read more

If you’ve followed us a long time, you know we are oftentimes the people who proudly anti-hype up some setups because there are a lot of accounts out there that really go overboard when it comes to severe weather risks. So I hope with that in mind, this lands a bit stronger than it would for most people saying it: tomorrow could be the real deal. As of right now, a significant risk of severe thunderstorms is forecast for west-central/central Oklahoma and south-central Kansas. Severe weather is expected to develop and move eastward across the southern/central Plains from Monday afternoon throug ..read more