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…
UNITED STATES — What currently looks quiet on radar across much of Texas is expected to change noticeably by early Friday morning, as two separate moisture streams begin converging across the state. Radar imagery this evening shows light precipitation and increasing moisture over Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico, while a developing moisture plume is…