Keith’s been a staff reporter at The Seattle Times and The News Tribune in Tacoma and a freelance writer-producer. Since the beginning of human times we have looked to the weather on a daily basis. The risk for severe weather appears to be growing on Wednesday evening, especially over Kansas and Oklahoma. Worse over the water. At dawn on Dec. 16, 1944, over 200,000 German soldiers started the most unexpected breakthrough through the dense woods of Belgium and Luxembourg’s hilly Ardennes. Europe is reducing emissions, creating jobs and saving lives through cleaner air,” said Jackson, who is also a senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment and the Precourt Institute for Energy, in a statement. This forecast has values over 85% in eastern Kansas and central Missouri, indicating a very tornadic environment is present. This is a composite image of the top 15 analogs with environments similar to the forecasted environment on Wednesday evening. One of the top visited cities in the world is Manchester. The Feb 1952 was a powerful storm and certainly in the top 50 for nor’easter events. Below is an image from the Storm Prediction Center. If convection does form (as the Storm Prediction Center has appeared less enthusiastic about storm coverage on this day than on Thursday), we could see multiple tornado-producing storm cells.

If currently forecasted conditions come to fruition, multiple tornadic storm cells could erupt over the aforementioned regions. We see CAPE values exceeding 5000 j/kg over Iowa and Wisconsin, nearly encompassing the entirety of that 30% severe weather risk area. This is in stark contrast to KUOW, where my weather segment was low priority and positioned at the end of the first hour of Weekday. We will be using internet-based calling and our tests have indicated studio quality audio, in contrast to the hard-to-hear telephone audio at KUOW. Within the aforementioned regions, northwest Illinois, Wisconsin, northeast Iowa, and extreme southeast Minnesota look to have the highest severe weather potential. I have been out cleaning up tree and limb damage from the microburst event of four weeks ago and will just take quick look at the weather setting this morning. In general, quick growth isn’t a possibility, as building costs and time-frames are enormous.

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The layer below 700 mb has considerable CAPE, but now has a capping, old elevated boundary above. Projections of convective available potential energy (CAPE), a measure of how unstable the atmosphere is projected to be for Sunday night, give away the reason the aforementioned states have an elevated risk. Thus, it is absolutely normal that you may have a period where you are ? So CAPE and CIN are doing battle again today. The KPLU folks are doing even more. The process of determining the odds is quicker when compared to doing it by hand. We see an abundance of tornado reports over Oklahoma and Kansas when a similar set-up presented itself, only confirming this threat. While the highest threat should remain over IA/IL/WI, I’m seeing continued high instability readings across Missouri and Illinois, areas that should also see some active weather tomorrow. The latest UW WRF model forecasts show a weather system going south of us tomorrow night, with rain over Oregon (see 3-h rainfall ending 7 PM Sunday below). Yesterday was another completely down day over most of southern Arizona, except for along the Borderlands and a storm in northeastern Cochise County. There was no rainfall recorded across the entire ALERT network yesterday.