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Severe Weather 2025

The CPC has put out new 6-10 Day and 8-14 Day outlooks, and they (especially the latter period) look to have some potential for an increase in stormy weather:

Day 6-10 temperatures:
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Day 6-10 precipitation:
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Day 8-14 temperatures:
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Day 8-14 precipitation:
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Of course, how this could translate into severe weather potential currently (as of the time of writing) remains to be seen, but we shall see...
 
Tennie said:
The CPC has put out new 6-10 Day and 8-14 Day outlooks, and they (especially the latter period) look to have some potential for an increase in stormy weather:

Day 6-10 temperatures:
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Day 6-10 precipitation:
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Day 8-14 temperatures:
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Day 8-14 precipitation:
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Of course, how this could translate into severe weather potential currently (as of the time of writing) remains to be seen, but we shall see...
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It seems as if the climate patterns that Fred was talking about earlier on in March have come to fruition so far, and it looks like the back half of April is going look like it did last year (but longer duration). However, I am surprised at the westward shift in activity so early. Not saying that dixie is out of it yet (far from it) but the plains look to be the focal point for peak tornado season yet again just like last year. We will see. I booked May 5-12 to possibly chase this year.
 
Tanner said:
It seems as if the climate patterns that Fred was talking about earlier on in March have come to fruition so far, and it looks like the back half of April is going look like it did last year (but longer duration). However, I am surprised at the westward shift in activity so early. Not saying that dixie is out of it yet (far from it) but the plains look to be the focal point for peak tornado season yet again just like last year. We will see. I booked May 5-12 to possibly chase this year.
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GFS hints at a decent threat for Dixie. Around the 20-23rd timeframe potentially. My eyes are on that. Latest GFS shows 2 days of potentially severe weather. It's still far out, id like a few more days closer to the event and more models consistency before jumping on the idea
 
This will change but this shows that severe weather/tornado season isn't over for the Deep South. This also goes hand in hand with why I can't plan fun stuff to do leading up to my birthday.
 

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JPWX said:
This will change but this shows that severe weather/tornado season isn't over for the Deep South. This also goes hand in hand with why I can't plan fun stuff to do leading up to my birthday.
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I know things can change, but I definitely don’t like the look this early on showing a large change for supercell development over a large swath of Texas.
 
Kds86z said:
Wish we had a chat. lol. Lot of interaction during outbreaks.
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Well, don't hesitate to reach out anytime to me. I'll be more than happy to chat with you. I may not have all the answers, but I'll give it my best. :)

That goes to anyone as well.
 
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