Wed 5/29/24 - Texas derecho -- will we see another? | 122°F in India
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0:05 Texas derecho recap
2:54 Surface analysis
3:49 Alaska & Canada
4:31 Upper dynamics
5:31 Texas tomorrow
7:32 Northeast US
8:22 Southeast US
8:38 Southern Plains
10:32 Northern Plains
11:16 Southwest US
11:39 Northwest US
12:14 Surface forecast
15:35 India heat wave
16:25 Closing
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Your videos are always therapeutic to watch.
I live in north Dallas. I was awoken by my mom at about 5:50 am telling me the sirens were going off. I then quickly pulled up the radar to see that we had a huge bowed out storm coming straight for us. I was about to wake up anyways due to my swim practice which thankfully my coach canceled but WOW, I’ve never seen more strong winds in my life. Our beautiful massive oak trees both lost huge limbs and the street adjacent to my house was completely covered by downed trees. We were some of the lucky few that regained power around mid day but I have friends that still have no power right now. Apparently the sirens went off for 1.5 inch hail but we didn’t get any. I was also in the direct inflow of the spin up tornado warning area which was crazy to look back on seeing the winds come from the east and then as soon as the line came in they wend straight south.
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thanks for all your effort Tim.
Cool spring here in N. Idaho, still snow at the higher elevations. Really appreciate this weather. Not much snow last winter raised drought concerns. 'Hope everybody in the severe weather swath remain unscathed!
Thank You Tim... Hope they get your power issues fixed soon!!
I slept through it, but woke up to find half my Hackberry tree on the ground
Cool here in northern Pa…loads of rain this spring…we are super saturated….lows next couple evenings mid 40’s…
Here in Austin the outflow (I think) from that derecho was incredible. We got high winds but no rain. Dewpoint dropped to 63 from about 75 in the morning. Turned out to be a real nice day
It will be difficult to attribute individual events to climate change in a way that won't get picked apart by the TV talking heads. It might be better to say the odds of seeing events at the ends of the bell curve go up with climate change.
After all, we've seen some rather dramatic cold events the last few years, which also could be attributed to climate change. That will totally confuse most people without an understanding of how the delta in temperatures between airmasses control things like the jet stream patterns, among other things.
The odds of seeing extreme weather events will go up as more energy is added to the system is easier.
Is this because of El Nino ?
I think it’s a combination of things.
I think it’s safe to say climate change is increasing the energy in the storms as well as the number of storms.
I think it’s a waste of time trying to say “this storm today“ is all because of climate change or El Niño. However, I think it’s very legitimate to say, the increase in number and intensity of the storms is significantly due to our warming climate.
We’re heading out of an El Niño phase into a La Niña. So I think El Niño is having less of an effect.
Hope that helps :-)
I hope the meteorologist answers you as well,