Severe Weather: Tornado watch for Denver NOW!!!p152

The storms never quit....

When you have all had enough send them our way to BC Canada...were burning up and its getting serious dry and the forest fires are starting to breakout all over the place and its only June....

Scary shit here already with all the idiot and tourists that don't have a fire smart clue bone in their bodies....

BUMP !!!

"THE LAWS OF PHYSICS THWARTED BY 5G!"

"Top scientists are reporting that 5G's massive contribution of ions and emfs DO NOT interact with the ions and emfs in clouds!"

- Oh wait. That didn't happen! Sorry. But we can dream, can't we? Maybe if we fantasize enough, 5G won't react with the clouds overhead, and all the severe weather will go away?

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Storm damage, viewer reactions, power outages, flight info

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At Least Five Indiana Tornadoes Damage Homes, High School; No Injuries Reported


Thanks Luis it has not stopped

Severe floods in Azores and France last night. Big storms on several countries in Europe...

A lot of rain today...

National Weather Service Melbourne FL
412 AM EDT Mon Jun 17 2019

.DISCUSSION...

...Storms Expected to Produce Very Heavy Rainfall Today...

Current...The Atlantic surface ridge axis remains across NOFL
early this morning, with SE-SSE flow in place across ECFL. A weak
H50 low is centered near Lake Okeechobee and drifting NE, while a
weak W-E oriented H85 trough extends west along 26N from the
Everglades into the eastern GOMEX near 85W. this feature is
drifting north around the western periphery of the Atlantic ridge.

Today-tonight...The H50 low near Lake O will drift NE and offshore
north of the Bahamas this afternoon. The H85 trough will
strengthen as it drifts N then NE across the peninsula today
through tonight as a weak surface reflection of this feature
develops. A very moist air mass (1.9 to 2.1" PWAT) will remain in
place with as the surface-H85 flow veers from SE/SSE to S/SW.
while mid-upper level contributions will become largely neutral,
the deep moisture in place coupled with pre-existing synoptic
scale low level convergence and local sea/lake breeze boundaries
should result in numerous showers and lightning storms areawide
today, mainly during the afternoon and early evening. A SSE to
south steering flow <10Kt which runs parallel to the local sea
breeze boundaries coupled with ~2.0" PWATs is a recipe for very
heavy rainfall, and will be hitting this pretty hard in the
HWO/G-HWO product suite. Expect 1-3" in heavier storms, and would
not be at all surprised to see even locally higher amounts today,
especially inland.

Lingering rain and a few embedded storms will linger into early
evening, followed by slow decrease overnight, while mid and high
clouds linger late. Max temps will range from around 85F along the
immediate coast to 88-90F inland. Mins in the L70s.

Tuesday-Wednesday...tail end of weak mid level trough reaches
into north FL with series of weak shortwave reflections passing
aloft. With low- level ridge axis becoming established over south
FL, weak to moderate Westerly steering flow becomes re-established
across CWA. These factors, combined with plentiful tropical
moisture (Precipitable Water values near 2 inches), will result in
a continuation of a high coverage of diurnal storms, with areas
of heavy rainfall. POPs both days generally 60-70 percent
areawide, becoming isolated during overnight periods.
Clouds/precip should help moderate max temps to the upper 80s,
with mins in the mid 70s.

Thursday-Sunday...Flow aloft becomes more zonal late week, then a
building anticyclone over the Gulf of Mexico gradually expands
eastward toward the peninsula. Drier air will advect eastward from
the gulf and gradually lower PW values towards 1.5 inches. POPs
will become reduced for the late week into the weekend, generally
30-50 percent Thu, 20-30 percent Fri, and closer to climo for the
weekend (30-40 percent). With lower cloud/storm coverage, Max
temps will rebound into the lower 90s late weekend, with some mid
90s possible inland over the weekend (mainly near 90 along the
east coast). Little change in mins...lower to mid 70s.

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Rain,rain,rain,rain,rain,every f****** day,all day,the past 2 weeks.I look at the forecast for next week,and what do I see but more rain,rain,rain,rain,every f****** day,all day,all week.WTF, all my flowers are doomed. I don't see how all my bulbs can possibly survive being drowned for so long. Where the hell is all this rain comming from?I've never seen it rain this much in my entire life!

Short Range Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
350 AM EDT Tue Jun 18 2019

Valid 12Z Tue Jun 18 2019 - 12Z Thu Jun 20 2019

...There is a slight risk and an embedded area of enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms over part of the Central/Southern Plains...

...There is a slight risk of excessive rainfall over parts of the Central/Southern Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley...

...There is a slight risk of excessive rainfall over parts of the Mid-Atlantic into parts of the Central/Southern Appalachians...

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Mesmerizing Storm Spotted in Canada

wow

Taurid meteor shower coming to a head soon comprised most of iron will be hitting the ionosphere and throwing up lots of electricity and will be creating super storms

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