Sounds like Bill and Hillary's pillow talk. LOL
Posted on 03/30/2022 6:53:53 AM PDT by janetjanet998
AY 1 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0744 AM CDT WED MAR 30 2022
VALID 301300Z - 311200Z
...THERE IS A MODERATE RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS OVER PORTIONS OF WESTERN TENNESSEE...EASTERN ARKANSAS...NORTHERN/EASTERN LOUISIANA...MISSISSIPPI...WESTERN/SOUTHERN ALABAMA...AND THE WESTERN FLORIDA PANHANDLE...
..SUMMARY
A REGIONAL OUTBREAK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IS EXPECTED FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INTO PARTS OF THE OHIO AND TENNESSEE VALLEYS TODAY, AND OVER PORTIONS OF THE CENTRAL GULF COAST STATES LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT. THE GREATEST CONCERNS ARE TORNADOES (SOME STRONG, EF2+) AND SEVERE GUSTS (SOME TO HURRICANE FORCE).
Arkansas was hit last night already.
Ryan Hall will have live coverage with multiple storm chasers later today on his youtube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/c/RyanHallYall/videos
I have been e-mailing Ryan Hall and others on youtube to start a Rumble Channel (he does facebook and ticktok) but so far nothing.
Found this brand new channel on Rumble. He seems to go live sometimes including last night. Perhaps if he gets enough interest he will do it more often for big events like today
He is based out of OK city
Aaron Tuttle Meteorologist
https://rumble.com/c/ATsWeather
please subscribe. I try to avoid youtube and perhaps this channel will be an option for “live weather” events.
Heavy winds yesterday in Texas, and storms most of the night.
MY FAVORITE go-to weather guy! Glad you mentioned him.
That way if the storm tonight knocks out our grid power from the utility company we'll have 24 kWh of stored power to use as backup. Then tomorrow morning I'll put it back in save money mode (don't pull power from grid at all unless battery charge is down to 30%).
The system came through Texas like a kitten last night.
Sounds way to complicated. Suggest you stick with Fossil Fuels.
But gubment policies get in between me and natural gas and oil -- largely by making them too expensive. Solar is the one thing I can manage without the gubment. I've had it for 10 months and so far it's provided 56% of all the power we consume in our two-story all-electric home. I basically no longer worry about natural gas rates getting sky high. And I worry only half as much as I used to about electricity rates.
Besides, it's pretty much set-it-and-forget-it unless you want to every now and then switch between saving money mode (like I normally have it) and prepare for possible power outage mode (like I set it this morning). Once you've done it a few times it's as easy putting your pickup in overdrive mode for long trips with no cargo, then turning off overdrive when pulling a trailer.
You must get a decent amount of sun where you live.
In like a lamb... out like a lion
Great... not sleeping tonight.
Sounds like Bill and Hillary's pillow talk. LOL
We had it last night - tornado warnings North of KC but no touchdown. Now we’re expecting a bit of snow tomorrow morning.
It's not as cheap or efficient as fossil fuel power if the Dims would quit messing it up. But they like messing up what works, and are promising to do more of it.
At least with my wife retired and me retiring soon, I've got a way to limit part of the inflation a lot of retirees face. I'm about to upgrade my solar and replace one of my old used cars with an EV. It'll take 12 years for the entire project to pay for itself -- but energy costs will be a thing of the past. No more worrying how much they're gonna jack up the price of natural gas, or power, or gasoline to force us to pay a tithe to Greta. Plus I'm using a HELOC to pay for most of it (not pulling from retirement investments for solar system or EV).
The storms had weakened so much from two hours previous -- that there was no longer any lightning...
Sounds like Bill and Hillary's pillow talk. LOL
I like him but find the sirens and flashing lights in the studio when a warning is released to be annoying.
“front line passed over us here in NE TX (near junction of TX, LA, & AR boundaries) “
Ark-La-Tex. Just gave me a flashback to hearing that being said on the local TV station when I would visit my Grandparents in Shreveport back in the day.
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