Early this upcoming week we are all going to have to pay especially-close attention to the weather conditions and forecast due to a multiple-day severe weather event. Strong jet stream wind energy will increase across the Plains and Southeast in two waves.
While the jet stream wind impulses will be quite strong, robust, and frequent between Monday and Wednesday, the moisture levels will continue to be on the increase at the surface (ground level).
Combined with the mugginess, temperatures will warm well into the 70’s and 80’s causing a decent amount of energy to build. This storm energy will fuel scattered severe activity across the Plains and Southeast.
On Tuesday, severe storms will be forecast to hit the Interstate 35 corridor from central Kansas to Oklahoma and even down to Texas. Some cities at greatest risk of severe storms will include Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita, and Topeka.
All modes of severe weather are forecast Tuesday from tornadoes to damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. The latest timing of the severe storms is going to be mid-afternoon Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the severe weather focus will shift to the Gulf Coast states. The cities at the greatest risk of severe storms Wednesday will be New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Hattiesburg, Mobile, Montgomery, Tallahassee, and Albany (Georgia).
Once again, all modes of severe weather appear to be in the cards on Wednesday. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast to include large hail, strong gusty winds, and possible tornadoes. Please stay weather aware and weather ready as this multi-day event unfolds. Prepare your severe weather safety plan and review what to do in the event of severe storms.
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October 23, 2021 at 09:06AM
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