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It can be defined as the well-developed instability line is identified by squalls of the various airline operations (Stonesifer,Calkin,Thompson & Kaiden
To your south. and that could really change things up. whether or not you have cancellations or delays at the airport. so stay tuned. ahead of it, though, we do have the potential for severe weather. look at that line of storms that is projected to develop later this afternoon, eastern texas, western sections of arkansas, into southeastern oklahoma. even portions of louisiana. damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and the potential for large hail. behind that, dry line moves through. we have a lot of strong southerly winds that will bring warm temperatures. and very low humidity across this regi...
Dr. greg postel has the very late latest. >> well, the first day in several days of severe weather may indeed begin tonight. let's have a look at our thunderstorm outlook across the plains. we've got the chance for some thunderstorms here, some of which could be severe. right now, the question is wether or not we'll get thunderstorms developing across this region because there's a lot of warm air aloft that's trying to inhibit the thunderstorms. what we think, we're pretty sure about, is most of the afternoon, in fact, will be quiet. we won't have much going on. but as we head toward the sunse...
The east and lots of moisture moving toward the north and parts of north dakota and minnesota. three to five inches of rain. we knew the flooding we saw earlier this year in areas of the red river. now you see here satellite a brand-new dry line will establish here. that is the battle between the moist rich air coming in from the gulf and dry air that comes in from the southwest. that is where the lines of storms will fire today. this is future radar, this is model depiction of what the radar will look at. we are clear until we get to 3:00 p.m. local time you see the cells develop around oklah...
Are right for tornadoes to develop. here is the threat from nebraska to oklahoma and texas. the threat with this, tornadoes, hail two and a half incheses in indictment and 70 miles an hour wind gusts. the big show looks to be tomorrow. let me show you what's coming together. here is everything we need. it's been a benign severe weather season. april and may are the biggest months for severe weather. we have had tornadoes but it hasn't come together for really a great event in terms of numerous tornadoes. it looks like this weekend it will be. let me show you the ingredients we need. one thing ...