Cassi Creek: three
years ago we were sitting here in the heat and humidity, happy that we had been
fortunate to be missed by the tornadoes that ripped a path just to our
north. We could hear them but could not
see them in the thunder storm that spawned and directed them.
The NWS
Severe Storms Prediction center publishes convection forecasts that indicate
the degree of risk and the location of risk for severe storms. Most of the time we are lucky to be on the
outside edge of the more serious storms.
Today, tornado watch 110 has us right in the middle of the box.
The high
temperature today has been around 87°F.
The muggy, oppressive feeling that we associate with tornadic storms has
been evident. We’re about to see the
first wave of storms roll in.
The forecast
also calls for high winds, hail, and heavy rains producing flash flooding. Spring is definitely here.
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