Sunday, September 27, 2009

Fall Severe Wx Season Starts Later this Week

Our active weather pattern that I have been alluding to kicks in later this week. As it still looks like the next 10-14 days will be very active. As several troughs with pressing cold air try to work itself south against the waning summer heat. This will provide places in the northern Rockies and Plains with their first snowfall. The greatest impact most likely will be a couple possible significant fall season severe weather outbreaks. The first one will likely take place on Thursday afternoon and evening. Here is a graphic that sums up the scenario for the central and southern Plains. Still over 4 days away so a lot of things can change but I'll have more detailed forecast in the next couple of days. Thursday could be a chase day for me as I have been dealing with serious withdrawal symptoms from a long summer.

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