Shower and storm chances continue.... changes coming....

A cold front will move through the region by tomorrow night. Out ahead of it, we remain in a warm and muggy airmass. That means the chances of showers and storms continues at times with highs in the 80s.

Much cooler and drier air will flow into the region behind the front. Friday's highs will only be in the 70s. In fact, many of us will have 70s for highs through the holiday weekend.

Low temps will likely drop into the 40s for many by Saturday morning, and we could do it again Sunday morning.

Looking ahead, I continue to see signs of a big upper level ridge trying to take over by later next week. So, it could be a fairly hot finish to May and beginning to June.

Here's today's video:

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More unsettled weather through Thursday...

My heart just aches this morning for the tragic scenario in Moore, Oklahoma. Words really can't describe the horrific nature of that tornado and its associated damage. My prayers will remain with everyone affected.

Around here, we will continue to see shower and storm chances until a cold front sweeps through by late Thursday  Cooler, drier air will follow that front for the holiday weekend. See the video for more...

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More showers and storms on the way...

Here's today's video:

Our unsettled weather will continue as we remain in a soupy airmass, so I expect more scattered showers and storms at times the next few days.

At the moment, the upcoming Memorial Day weekend looks absolutely fantastic with lower humidity and lots of sun. See the video for more on all of this.

Yesterday was an extremely bad severe weather day back in the Plains. There were some very significant tornadoes in some spots as well.

Below are 3 images I snapped of a powerful tornado southeast of Oklahoma City. This will be the reflectivity, velocity, and correlation coefficient from the NEXRAD radar. There was a debris ball evident on the reflectivity, and a tornado debris signature on the CC.

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