Timmy Supercell

Ashland had the outflow winds and scattered outages/trees down but I don't think this town had a tornado. I have power but most of Ashland reportedly doesn't have internet. Been stuck using a potato Android phone for all of my information. It was a big storm. Couldn't make out a lot of structure but it looked like some kind of wall cloud may have formed. But shelf wasn't very clearly there. Video was hard to get and it's a good thing I wasn't standing on our deck because a few objects did fly by right where I would've stood.. Lol

Already warming up and its only been light for an hour. 69, and a MCS is approaching! There was a low of 58 at the airport but it must've lasted 5 minutes. Well here we are! They're holding onto the Moderate Risk. Even if my county escapes tornadoes today, I think I will still end up with power outages and some hail out of this.

Another cooldown on the way after the storms, even some nighttime snow.

At first I thought the Tuesday evening storms were supposed to weaken coming off tonight's activity. That Moderate in Ohio concerns late Tuesday storms.. so looking at 2 decent outbreaks of supercells potentially.

70 and sun is out finally. There should be plenty of time to energize this region for the incoming MCS that develops tonight.

A Moderate Risk was just placed in central/eastern Oklahoma! Is this mid-day light rain/cloud gonna clear in these areas? Both here and there looks like we're socked in, and this has been occurring since I moved here. Stuff is thinning but I haven't seen the sun shining all day.

55, moderate rain and t'storm! There's gonna be a lot of them over the next couple days.

2024, year of the upgrades!! Even the outlooks today/tomorrow are somewhat expanded.

More severe wx around April Fool's! Just like last year. I feel like this Spring is bringing more frequent chances of it.

Who really knows how visible it will be, we're setting up a potentially more active severe wx season this year in some areas.

Been having on and off non-sticking snow showers in Ashland this afternoon. From 2-6pm. I think its thinning out, as well as an overall decrease in wind gusts. 36 now, with a high of 41 for the day. Felt a lot like January out here.

So far I'm cool with all the local birds. Our cardinals are not obnoxiously noisy.. but there is one bird I'm sure the whole US has, used to bug me at 6am on the west coast and it does here too certain warmer months. Thankfully I tend to wake up before sunrise but as the nights get shorter its hard to maintain that.

Greta was up there recently with a flamethrower

Washington Cascades did decently during the first two Ninas that skunked Oregon with dry winters. Must've been due for them to see that.

Find a really cheap home, 'cause it will end up with smashed windows this year..

Nice storm early this morning, I started seeing flashing to my north before going to bed, had to get some sleep though. The squall hit me around 2am, lightning every 10-15 seconds, and a little outflow wind at the beginning of it. Other than 1 or 2 power bumps, we kept our electricity over here. I heard a few areas had tornadoes but compared to the late February outbreak, I think this was mostly large hail in areas. But there sure were a good number of individually tornado warned cells with these last night.

I bet NM has more run down areas too. I stayed at Grants once and thought that made Klamath Falls look like a nice place in comparison.

If they're brown, stinkbug is the correct name (but they don't usually "stink" lol) Boxelder bugs look sort of like fireflies.

I'm starting to hate airport wx stations.. for nearly the last hour I've heard thunder, none at mine. In fact, I think the station is closer to the storm than I am.

Looks like there's some HP supercell south of Cincinnati? No confirmation yet of it dropping a tornado, but its got some kind of nasty hail core.

Most likely I would get startled awake from booms of thunder before a tornado strikes. But not everyone is a light sleeper like I am.

I think there's a part of AZ that still observes DST, but you could say the most populated areas don't. We took I-40 East from Flagstaff a few years ago and remember there being a clock change a couple times in one day. Confusing.. and I really don't think this should be a state to state decision. Just make it national.

I'll be flirting with my first 80 of the year, forecast to be 79 though. Sometimes I'm 1-2 warmer than they say.

Indiana is gonna get nailed.

Some of the Slight and Marginal areas were extended further east.