SOUTHEAST ALABAMA — A small but concerning tornado risk is emerging across parts of southeast Alabama on Saturday, where atmospheric conditions could briefly allow a stronger, long-track tornado to develop ahead of a fast-moving line of storms. While the overall threat remains limited in coverage, meteorologists warn that any storm that becomes discrete before merging…
Louisville — The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued Mesoscale Discussion #51 highlighting a growing concern for heavy snow band development overnight, and data places Louisville squarely within the corridor where snowfall rates exceeding 1 inch per hour are probable through the pre-dawn hours. Radar and MRMS analyses show a strengthening, elongated precipitation band arcing…
NEW YORK CITY — A high-impact winter storm band, commonly referred to by meteorologists as a “mega band,” is moving toward New York City early this morning, bringing the potential for intense snowfall rates even as a closely trailing sleet and ice mix line threatens to complicate impacts across the metro area. Radar imagery from…
MOBILE, ALABAMA — The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has placed Mobile and surrounding parts of coastal Alabama under a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe weather through late tonight and early Monday morning, as a strengthening storm system moves along the eastern Gulf Coast. The latest SPC Day 1 Outlook, issued late Sunday…
LUBBOCK, TEXAS — A surge of Arctic air combined with ongoing snowfall is driving dangerously cold wind chills across Lubbock, with many observation sites in and around the city already falling below −10°F as strong northerly winds continue to funnel into the South Plains. Weather data shows Lubbock firmly embedded in the core of the…
GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN — Dangerous Arctic cold remains firmly locked over Green Bay overnight, with the National Weather Service confirming that an Extreme Cold Warning will stay in effect until 9 a.m. Saturday as wind chills plunge between 25 and 45 degrees below zero. Forecasters say only minor changes have been made to the forecast,…
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA — Advanced radar data from the KTLX Oklahoma City radar is confirming a clear and active transition zone across the metro area, where pure snow north of the city is giving way to a wintry mix south of town as warmer air intrudes aloft. Meteorologists are using Correlation Coefficient (CC) data —…
TOPEKA, KANSAS — Light to moderate snow continues to overspread Topeka late Friday night, with spotters reporting around a half inch of snow already on the ground as of 10:30 PM, and conditions expected to deteriorate further overnight as snowfall persists. Radar imagery from the National Weather Service office in Topeka shows steady snow covering…
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA — A significant winter storm is actively impacting Norman, where heavy snow is falling at rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour, according to real-time radar and observational data. The city is positioned very close to the snow-sleet transition zone, making conditions especially volatile as slightly warmer air presses in from the…
CINCINNATI, OHIO — New late-night model data is raising serious concern for the Cincinnati metro area, where atmospheric signals are now strongly pointing toward a 12-inch-plus snowfall event, a level that would place this storm among the most significant snowstorms in Cincinnati’s recorded history if it materializes. Meteorologists analyzing the latest high-resolution guidance note that…