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Severe Weather 2025

About an hour ago the sirens went off in Joplin, MO (Jasper county). Not sure just yet if there is any damage associated with the warned storm. But there is damage an hour north, in or around the community of Nevada, MO and also just across the border in Kansas. I understand that Owasso, OK took a hit.
 
Welcome to peak severe weather season! We have tornadoes, wildfires, hail, rain and wind! Take your pick! /j

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We should, thank goodness, get a break from major severe weather for at least the next week or so, as we move into a less conducive pattern. But, CIPS suggests a severe threat will return come the middle of the month. At long range, parameters such as CIPS' severe analogs tend to favor the Plains for severe activity, so I would expect the location of these corridors to change, but a signal for return to severe weather seems apparent, so take a breath, but don't get complacent, because we're probably not done for this spring.
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Clancy said:
We should, thank goodness, get a break from major severe weather for at least the next week or so, as we move into a less conducive pattern. But, CIPS suggests a severe threat will return come the middle of the month. At long range, parameters such as CIPS' severe analogs tend to favor the Plains for severe activity, so I would expect the location of these corridors to change, but a signal for return to severe weather seems apparent, so take a breath, but don't get complacent, because we're probably not done for this spring.
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On average the plains severe season normally starts around early may or so…. Don’t think Dixie mid south regions are done yet even
 
Clancy said:
We should, thank goodness, get a break from major severe weather for at least the next week or so, as we move into a less conducive pattern. But, CIPS suggests a severe threat will return come the middle of the month. At long range, parameters such as CIPS' severe analogs tend to favor the Plains for severe activity, so I would expect the location of these corridors to change, but a signal for return to severe weather seems apparent, so take a breath, but don't get complacent, because we're probably not done for this spring.
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Probably around the time that the MJO signal returns to produce the "Upper echelon" type outbreak Matt described earlier in the thread... yikes
 
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