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Severe Weather 2026

Climate Prediction Center already pointing next weekend out to watch. Y'all are giving up way too early
 

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Tanner said:
2018ing
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This feels much more active than 2018 so far at least here in the Midwest, because most of the setups have been up this way, even if they haven't been all that high quality (apart from the rogue Kankakee tornado). That year we were still getting winter storms well into mid-April.
 
Pretty sure we had ONE notable event up to this point in 2018 and that was 3/19.

Whilst we haven't had THAT outbreak, we've definitely had some notable surprise one off events that always seem to come from the warm front or anything of that result. I mean if cells are gonna mesoscale in March than I guarantee June will have some absolute mesoscale wonders
 
JPWX said:
Climate Prediction Center already pointing next weekend out to watch. Y'all are giving up way too early
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Yep, I think it's worth noting we're *looks at calendar* 3 days into April. The season has been pretty quiet thus far for the core of the Deep South/Southeast, though we've still had a handful of events that have brought sporadic but nevertheless notable streaks of tornadic activity to the region. Our trend of very active March periods in the South I feel is really driving expectations, but the Deep South can quite easily have tornado outbreaks, including major ones, all the way through the end of May. It was only a few years ago that we had the highly-localized but intense May 8, 2024 outbreak across parts of Tennessee and Alabama. I do think there's a fair chance that Alabama and Tennessee stay well below average for this season, though the Midwest and Ohio Valley have had their fair share of activity thus far, keeping up with the trend set over the last few years.
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Clancy said:
Yep, I think it's worth noting we're *looks at calendar* 3 days into April. The season has been pretty quiet thus far for the core of the Deep South/Southeast, though we've still had a handful of events that have brought sporadic but nevertheless notable streaks of tornadic activity to the region. Our trend of very active March periods in the South I feel is really driving expectations, but the Deep South can quite easily have tornado outbreaks, including major ones, all the way through the end of May. It was only a few years ago that we had the highly-localized but intense May 8, 2024 outbreak across parts of Tennessee and Alabama. I do think there's a fair chance that Alabama and Tennessee stay well below average for this season, though the Midwest and Ohio Valley have had their fair share of activity thus far, keeping up with the trend set over the last few years.
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2024 was two years ago?

Despicable Me What GIF
 
Kds86z said:
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WeathermanLeprechaun said:
I up this too, we had a discussion regarding what content should be posted from X on it a while ago and I don't think it belongs here. Funny, yes but this forum strives for actually reasonable discussion moreso than that..
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That post I made was because of the drought. I was showing that. So I don’t know what big fuss is lol. I just ignore the comment/joke. I thought season is over was a joke not him being serious. Posted it to show how bad the drought is here across America.

@WeathermanLeprechaun
 
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Kds86z said:
That post I made was because of the drought. I was showing that. So I don’t know what big fuss is lol. I just ignore the comment/joke. I thought season is over was a joke not him being serious. Posted it to show how bad the drought is here across America.

@WeathermanLeprechaun
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Would've been fine if it was just Hunter's post. Not making a big fuss of it, just, i think that guy tends to be one of the worst on the platform when it comes to excrement posting
 
eep said:
Can we not post wxtwitter sh!tposts in here, thanks.
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Not only that, that same tweet has been posted in here multiple times already. I understand drought being tangentially related to severe weather, but it really doesn’t fit in this thread. We can talk about the season being quiet so far without TwitterUser5999 making the same joke over and over if it’s the same one everyone is responding to that I saw a few weeks ago.
 
WeathermanLeprechaun said:
Would've been fine if it was just Hunter's post. Not making a big fuss of it, just, i think that guy tends to be one of the worst on the platform when it comes to excrement posting
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Gotcha. Well I just thought it was a joke all across X. I was not 100% in anyway supporting the idea of season being over or bringing that idea here.
 
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