00:00History tells us that we are in the heart of the severe weather season.
00:05Take a look at this.
00:06This is the tornado occurrence by day from 1950 through 2020.
00:11Look at the spike in tornado production.
00:13And this mimics the severe weather production as a whole mid to late May.
00:18But not much over the next couple of days.
00:21You can see why when you take a look at high temperatures both Wednesday and Thursday.
00:25Look at the cooler air from the lakes all the way down into the central Gulf Coast states.
00:31What does that tell us?
00:32We have a dip in the jet stream that's producing west-northwesterly flow that keeps moisture in the Gulf.
00:39In the Gulf.
00:41Can't come northward.
00:42However, all that changes as we head toward the weekend.
00:46All of that heat across the southwest starts coming east.
00:49So we're going to warm things up.
00:51Also, the Gulf moisture is going to flow northward.
00:54And that's when we start seeing severe weather.
00:56To some extent on Saturday.
00:59Some spotty but strong thunderstorms from Kansas toward Oklahoma.
01:03But the time frame to watch is going to be Saturday.
01:07More likely Sunday, Monday, and into Tuesday.
01:11Look at all of that moisture.
01:13The future rainfall showing lots of showers and thunderstorms.
01:17Lots of dark greens and some yellows from Texas all the way in toward the Midwest.
01:22This is where we're going to see rounds of showers and thunderstorms, severe weather.
01:27The main threat will be damaging winds, heavy rain, and some hail.
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01:32Maybe 20 hours of showers and thunderstorms are very old.
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01:32So we're going to get back this warm любов Nice or teammate.
