Meteorologists are talking about this bomb cyclone headed towards the US Midwest like it's going to be 2020 Cedar Rapids derecho-level bad. Stay safe, y'all.

Supercell printer go brrrrr

Looks pretty gnarly Friday night, mainly south of "Chicagoland".

Not sure if this is "extreme weather" or just March in the US Midwest, but our forecast today includes...

Rain, followed by

Severe storms with a relatively high probability of tornadoes, followed by

Three inches of snow overnight.

jfv wrote: Wed Mar 19, 2025 6:53 am Not sure if this is "extreme weather" or just March in the US Midwest, but our forecast today includes...

Rain, followed by

Severe storms with a relatively high probability of tornadoes, followed by

Three inches of snow overnight.

A real royal flush of weather.

I might have mentioned I work in a network operations center and my customer has several hundred locations throughout TX that we support. Last week we learned that there are several cities - particularly in West and NW TX that are shutting down power to their grids during these windstorms we've been having lately to prevent fires since the drought is so bad. Id seen that in other places like CA and NM, but that's the first time I've heard it here......

These last 2 weeks have been the worst non thunderstorm winds I remember here. Just high winds and dust.....and power outages.

Wishing you all the best. Hopefully, Ken Paxton gets blown into the Gulf o' America and eaten by sharks.