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Good morning weather bloggers & Weather2020.com bloggers,

The blogs have been combined and the process is almost complete. Sometime next week we will likely be opening up the comments on the Action Weather Blog on KSHB.com. The comments will stay open on Weather2020.com as well, but I can imagine most of the bloggers will be coming to . . . → Read More: The Cycling Weather Pattern Presentation

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Good Tuesday bloggers,

We are tracking Tropical Storm Cindy that is now near the Texas coast.  The system is going to have two main impacts on the weather across eastern Kansas and western Missouri and we will get to this interesting set up below.  First, there is a small disturbance moving by and this is creating a . . . → Read More: Tropical Storm Cindy Influences Rain Chances

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Good morning bloggers,

Let’s begin today’s blog with a national look at the weather pattern and how a developing weak tropical storm will likely influence the weather pattern. I have been monitoring the pattern closely to see if this tropical system will actually influence the weather forecast for areas as far north as Kansas City, and I . . . → Read More: A Tropical System May Have Influences Farther North

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Good morning bloggers,

A tropical system is forming near the Yucatan Peninsula and may become a tropical storm today as it drifts into the Gulf of Mexico.  Around two weeks ago Meteorologist Jeremy Nelson, who learned about the LRC while working here in KC and is now the Chief Meteorologist at WJCL in Savannah, GA called me . . . → Read More: A Tropical System Is Developing In The Gulf

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Happy Father’s day bloggers,

We have completed a five day period where there were chances of thunderstorms, some severe and boy did we get it.  We have some calmer days ahead before it gets active again.  Let’s go through what has occurred, the calmer days and the return of thunderstorm chances.  We will do a LRC check . . . → Read More: Calmer for a Few Days

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Good Saturday morning bloggers,

We broke through the ice last night ending what was becoming a dry month of June. Well, no longer as huge thunderstorms formed, fed by high dew points around 75 to 77 degrees Friday night.  These thunderstorms were really large and produced winds up to 88 mph over parts of northwest Missouri and . . . → Read More: Severe Thunderstorms Hit KC, What Is Next?

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Good late Friday evening bloggers,

A strong to severe line of thunderstorms developed just before sunset and it is turning towards KC. We will be monitoring closely to see if this holds together, but conditions are favorable for it to do so. Take a look:

The SPC upgraded the risk to moderate this evening. Wow! I will be . . . → Read More: Thunderstorms Turning Towards KC

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Good morning bloggers,

Today is not any easier when it comes to forecasting where thunderstorms will form.  Today, we will go over one scenario of where the thunderstorms are most likely going to form later today. Let’s begin with what has happened in the past few days near Kansas City.

Three Periods Of Hit or Miss

KCI Airport has . . . → Read More: Hit or Miss: Where Will The Thunderstorms Form Today?

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Good morning bloggers,

Kansas City Weather Time-Line:

Now- 6 PM:  Hot, Humid, and mostly sunny. The wind will be much lighter today. High:  95°
6 PM – 9 PM:  Thunderstorms form over central Kansas and begin moving our way. We will track these closely to see who will get hit and who will get missed. Remember, these thunderstorms don’t . . . → Read More: Heat & Humidity Should Lead To T-Storms

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Good afternoon bloggers,

This mornings thunderstorms were not very strong but they left some outflow boundaries around the area that seem rather weak. It may be a struggle to get anything organized developing today.  The chance of thunderstorms redeveloping later this afternoon and evening at your location is around 20%. There were a few thunderstorms early this . . . → Read More: Thunderstorm Potential

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