Good Wednesday morning. I hope your week has been great so far. I finally feel like I am back in rhythm at work after working from home for a crazy 7 weeks. First off, can you believe it is mid May. I feel like I am going to blink a couple of times and ho ho ho Merry Christmas. It is almost sad how fast time fly’s when you get older. The best thing I have tried to do is slow down each day and enjoy the great things that happened during the day. At least for me, the whole change in work and normal life schedule made March, April and so far May fly right on by. So, we are entering the peak of Severe weather season. We can have severe weather anytime during the year. However, classic severe weather season in this part of the country is from March 20th-June 10th. We have another little season from September 10th-November 10th. But the peak of the season is May 10th-May 30th. We have already had 6 or 7 events. I usually track the exact ones but with all the covid-19 craziness, my stats didn’t get taken like I usually do each year. So lets jump into it. I had Memorial Day on a high threat but dropping it to moderate threat as it will be spread over Monday and Tuesday. Hopefully it drops evening more. I know the system will be there using the Heady Pattern, but with severe weather we have so many things that have to happen perfectly. But the next three weeks, we have a lot of severe weather threats.
Scattered thunderstorms this morning into the early afternoon. Some of these could be stronger but I am not expecting anything severe right now but will watch them.
Mostly cloudy during the afternoon, much warmer and windy.
Thunderstorms will develop across western OK this evening. They will march east tonight but most likely fall apart before they make it here.
Another round of scattered thunderstorms on Thursday evening. These have a higher threat of these becoming severe. So lets elevate the threat for now. We will watch it closely over the next 24 hours. IF we had severe weather it would be from 6pm until about 3am on Friday morning.
Long range forecast through the 4th of July is below.
-Doug
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Long range forecast into the middle of June:
Next Wednesday – Saturday: Warm, a little cooler Friday but mainly warm. Scattered thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday with a severe threat. The next round of scattered storms work in on Saturday with a low severe threat.
May 24th-30th: Scattered thunderstorms with several waves from Sunday through Wednesday. Severe threat each day with warm temperatures. The highest severe threat will be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
May 31st-June 6th: Mainly a hot week and mainly dry. Chances for showers and thunderstorms on Friday with a low severe threat.
June 7th-13th: A hot start with warm temperatures the second half of the week. Thunderstorms on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday with a severe threat each of those day.
June 14th-20th: Mainly a warm week with scattered thunderstorms on Sunday. Scattered thunderstorms with our next system on Tuesday. Then scattered thunderstorms from Thursday through Saturday. Severe threats Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
June 21st-27th: Warm on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and mainly dry. Thunderstorm chances on Wednesday and Thursday with hot temperatures. Some of those could be strong to severe. Warm and dry heading into the weekend.
June 28th-July 4th: A hot start to the week with thunderstorm chances on Tuesday and Wednesday. Some of those could be severe on Wednesday. Warm on Thursday and Friday but hot temps back in for the 4th. Also, thunderstorm chances on the 4th.
July 5th-11th: A warm to hot week with slight chances for storms on Wednesday. Better chances for scattered storms on Friday and Saturday.
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