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Should be an interesting end to March.

A series of progressively colder systems will affect us throughout the last two weeks of the month, possibly leading to a snowstorm between the 23rd and 27th of the month with a significant accumulation.

All of this is dependent on the actual storm track, but what seems certain is it's going to be much colder than normal (and significantly different from last March) and there is going to be plenty of rain/snow in the last 2 weeks of the month and into April.

One of the models (the CML) predicts a much-below average temperature regime in April as well, like lows constantly in the low 30s and highs maybe in the low 40s most of the month.
 
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Mike80;2315252; said:
Should be an interesting end to March.

A series of progressively colder systems will affect us throughout the last two weeks of the month, possibly leading to a snowstorm between the 23rd and 27th of the month with a significant accumulation.

All of this is dependent on the actual storm track, but what seems certain is it's going to be much colder than normal (and significantly different from last March) and there is going to be plenty of rain/snow in the last 2 weeks of the month and into April.

One of the models (the CML) predicts a much-below average temperature regime in April as well, like lows constantly in the low 30s and highs maybe in the low 40s most of the month.
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Mike80;2315252; said:
Should be an interesting end to March.

A series of progressively colder systems will affect us throughout the last two weeks of the month, possibly leading to a snowstorm between the 23rd and 27th of the month with a significant accumulation.

All of this is dependent on the actual storm track, but what seems certain is it's going to be much colder than normal (and significantly different from last March) and there is going to be plenty of rain/snow in the last 2 weeks of the month and into April.

One of the models (the CML) predicts a much-below average temperature regime in April as well, like lows constantly in the low 30s and highs maybe in the low 40s most of the month.
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Mike80;2315252; said:
Should be an interesting end to March.

A series of progressively colder systems will affect us throughout the last two weeks of the month, possibly leading to a snowstorm between the 23rd and 27th of the month with a significant accumulation.

All of this is dependent on the actual storm track, but what seems certain is it's going to be much colder than normal (and significantly different from last March) and there is going to be plenty of rain/snow in the last 2 weeks of the month and into April.

One of the models (the CML) predicts a much-below average temperature regime in April as well, like lows constantly in the low 30s and highs maybe in the low 40s most of the month.
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Well.....so far the models have been spot on with the abundance of rain and colder air.

The storm is on its way, but it's all about track. Right now I-71 and north/west looks like they'll get hammered with snow while everyone southeast of them will get a mix of rain/snow to mostly rain before everything turns over to snow late Sunday night.
 
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I think this may be the same tornado as the picture above...

Where the red and green meet is where the tornado is:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxX6OK1XFGU&"]Texas Tornado Takes Sharp Left Turn - YouTube[/ame]

A TVS like that on doppler which does a violent hook as it does on the video is indicative of a EF-4 or EF-5 tornado on the ground. Thankfully it started dissipating slightly before it totally destroyed the town of Cleburne, Texas.
 
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