A number of severe thunderstorm watches are in effect this afternoon, from Montana's border with Canada all the way to the South Carolina coastline! A large, broad trough situated west of the Rockies is ejecting energy eastward this afternoon, serving as the spark for severe storms over the highly unstable atmosphere of the northern Plains. The trough will continue to progress eastward, leading to an enhanced severe weather threat for the Dakotas and Minnesota again tomorrow. This is not dissimilar to the event that transpired last weekend, when a record-sized hailstonefell over Vivian, SD on July 23. Chad Cowan of ChaseTheStorms.com and best-selling author of The StormchasersJenna Blum were among the chasers in the area, and he was able to document the same storm later in its life cycle -- check out the ridiculous structure!!!
Hi Can you tell me what highway this was taped on and where? We were caught out in this storm and I've been trying to find more data on it. We were pelted with lots of at least 1" hail, heavy rain, and flash flooding. Thanks
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Can you tell me what highway this was taped on and where? We were caught out in this storm and I've been trying to find more data on it. We were pelted with lots of at least 1" hail, heavy rain, and flash flooding.
Thanks
C'est impressionnant.
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