The Byron Nelson starts Thursday. Of course it's going to rain.
Spring 2024 Storms
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They live within about a half mile of that warehouse. Went up there today to try and help. I've seen pictures of tornado damage before but never seen it in person. Seeing it in person really puts into perspective. Their bedrooms and living room were totally destroyed. The dining room and kitchen pretty much untouched. The raw power of that storm literally ripped interior doors from their hinges.
It hasn't rained yet. Guess I should try to mow real quick. That should bring it in minutes.
Or you can go outside and wash the vehicle.Decay said:
It hasn't rained yet. Guess I should try to mow real quick. That should bring it in minutes.
Mine is dirty. Feel free to come wash it. Though we should probably save those voodoo methods for July and August
I'm running a short cycle on the sprinklers haha
Solid win. Mowed last night after work, woke up to .6" inches of rain.
Agreed. I spent 6 hours in the yard yesterday on mowing and general maintenance. It's nice to get it done just before the rain.
Got another 2" at my house. Nearing 20" total for the year which seems higher than normal lately.
Careful what you wish for! We found a roof leak and a window leak last night. That rain was pounding us.
Well I got our guys to work tomorrow and moved up jobs for them to do because it looked like no rain until Sunday and now this hits
Might be really bad next week.
Ryan is the GOAT.
Radar shows nothing over McKinney right, but we are getting hammered
Yeah it has begun in Farmers Branch
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Dang!
Just in case anyone was questioning the feet of hail... We think that first picture tells you all you need to know đŸ‘€ #txwx #sjtwx https://t.co/U4FrzhFQhS
— NWS San Angelo (@NWSSanAngelo) May 5, 2024
A rare HIGH-RISK (highest level) for severe weather has been issued for parts of Oklahoma/Kansas. The last time the US saw this was March 31, 2021. Today's environment can sustain dangerous storms with long-lived, strong tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds. #wfaaweather pic.twitter.com/AbfTFARSGx
— Pete Delkus (@wfaaweather) May 6, 2024
Some crazy stuff looking to happen just to our north
Hoping the storm predictions are a bust for our neighbors to the north.
Watching storm chasers. Do they not constantly demolish their cars with hail?
It's a mix of things.mAgnoliAg said:
Watching storm chasers. Do they not constantly demolish their cars with hail?
Some build hail cages to protect their cars (well, at least the glass).
Some do rental cars and pay for full coverage on the rentals, and don't worry about it (yeah, that's shady).
Some have old beaters they don't mind getting demolished.
Nado watch until 10:00p tonight? Why do I not see anything in weather app on iphone? Starting to feel like an old.
CuriousAg said:
Nado watch until 10:00p tonight? Why do I not see anything in weather app on iphone? Starting to feel like an old.
Check again.
Big hail and trying to spin up a nado over East McKinney.
Looking to get into amateur storm chasing if anyone's got any tips that would be awesome.
Live in the dfw metroplex
Live in the dfw metroplex
They say you should worry about the storm but say instead "I AM THE STORM"and you should drive straight into it because no man can respect himself who doesn't stare into the abyss.
Need to recreate the twister movie
Your wish is my command. Glen Powell is the lead. My wife will be thrilled...rsramsey26 said:
Need to recreate the twister movie
Heads up for potentially large hail this afternoon.
Another round of scattered storms are expected to develop near and along a stationary boundary this afternoon and evening. Some storms will likely become severe. The primary threats are very large hail and damaging wind gusts. #texomawx #ctxwx #dfwwx pic.twitter.com/INF0QiUPUz
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) May 9, 2024
Hail cores look strong on radar out west
First storm that formed looks like a beeline for Sanger, Gainesville, Sherman
Today's gonna suck. Cap is gone and massive instability.
Gonna be an expensive hail storm
Gonna be an expensive hail storm
Looking at dew points, south of i20 is more primed that north of that.
Means south of there and along the boundary greater risk of tornados. North of it's gonna be big hail. Also a possibility the boundary pulls north and creates risk for tornados in metro proper.
Already spotters are reporting tennis ball hail on the cell in Wise county.
Gonna be a day.
Means south of there and along the boundary greater risk of tornados. North of it's gonna be big hail. Also a possibility the boundary pulls north and creates risk for tornados in metro proper.
Already spotters are reporting tennis ball hail on the cell in Wise county.
Gonna be a day.
1:57pm - A Severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for areas north of I-20 (salmon area) through 7pm. A Tornado Watch is in effect through 9pm (yellow area). Make sure you have a plan through the afternoon, ready to execute should a warning be issued! #dfwwx #ctxwx pic.twitter.com/UyqG9gGtiL
— NWS Fort Worth (@NWSFortWorth) May 9, 2024
The northern dividing line is probably closer to middle of the county where the tornado watch is showing, in my opinion. So downtown for both Dallas and Fort Worth could probably go either way from tornado vs. t-storm watch.
FTAG, how does one check on the status of "the cap"?
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You need to be able to read the Skew-T chart (I can't):beatlesphan said:
FTAG, how does one check on the status of "the cap"?
https://www.weather.gov/ilx/swop-severetopics-CAPE
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