What's your weather currently?

[Scott5114]

Sure wouldn't want to be in Cooperton right now.

[hotdogPi]

I'm not quite sure how to read that. Does it mean anything that Cooperton is green and surrounded by yellow on almost all sides (meaning it got lucky)?

[NWI_Irish96]

I'm not quite sure how to read that. Does it mean anything that Cooperton is green and surrounded by yellow on almost all sides (meaning it got lucky)?

The strongest center of circulation is that purple circle next to the tornado symbol, and that diagonal white line running through it is the track.

[CoreySamson]

Dang, that cell even has a V-notch on the north side. I would not want to be there.

[Scott5114]

I'm not quite sure how to read that. Does it mean anything that Cooperton is green and surrounded by yellow on almost all sides (meaning it got lucky)?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook_echo

[Scott5114]

79° and baseball-sized hail

[US 89]

That is a difference of 21 degrees, but will come at a cost, especially for Oklahoma. "Slight" risk of Severe T-Storms for my area tonight.

Yep, we're at a Moderate risk today. Line of storms currently around Elk City, moving into the metro this evening. So far, it looks like they're all kind of blobbing together rather than forming discrete supercells. If that continues, it'll just be rain and lightning rather than anything hazardous.

If they "blob together" into a squall line, the hail and violent tornado threat goes down, but you can still get some ridiculous straight-line winds and a spin-up tornado or two (though these are usually short lived and weak). And it looks like that is largely what happened... looking now, there is a continuous line of severe thunderstorm warnings from Tulsa all the way down to Waco with a couple tornado warnings in the mix.

Also, I wouldn't want to be north of Cooperton either from that radar image... even if the tornado misses to the south, you're still right under a tremendous hail core (for those unaware, that green triangle 4 indicates 4-inch diameter hail, which is the size of a softball).

[snowc]

in the 60s under cloudy skies.
heading to greensboro and it looks like its gonna be in the low 60s under part. cloudy skies. 

[Roadgeekteen]

Upper 60s and mostly cloudy

[Scott5114]

Little damage here from last night's storms. There are a few cracks in my siding, but I'm not sure if they were already there or not, and it looks like my back gate blew open and had a chunk of one of the planks broken off by hitting the corner of the house. My boss lives about a half-mile west of me and his whole back windshield was busted out.

[Bruce]

Highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s, rain on the horizon.

Meanwhile on the last clear night of the week:

[Roadgeekteen]

High of 74 and sunny

[jgb191]

South Texas:  Highs in the mid-90s coast to low-100s along the border, and Heat Index drifting near 110 degrees at several places (as high as 111 degrees recorded at Falcon Lake).  Nighttime Lows ranging from upper-70s to mid-80s.

[hotdogPi]

Haven't dropped below 50 yet since last spring, and not expected to for a few more days.

[allniter89]

Nice cool mornings near 60°. The afternoon heat, mid-80s & humidity are back.

[Roadgeekteen]

High in the 70s in partly cloudy

[Roadgeekteen]

Mid 70s and partly cloudy

[CoreySamson]

Cloudy and rainy due to Hurricane Pamela. The high is about 80 degrees.

Tomorrow the high will shoot up to 90 (likely the last 90 degree day of the year), and a cold front will push through tomorrow night, bringing highs down to the mid 70s and lows in the mid 50s.

[jgb191]

Tomorrow (Friday) looks like it could be the last days of triple-figure high temperatures of the year for South Texas, and I'd like to emphasize the "could be" part, because it might come back again before the holiday season (we seen that happen before).  Tomorrow's highs in the mid-90s along the coast and possibly hovering around 100 degrees inland; heat index ranging from 105-110.

[ET21]

Fall weather has arrived finally!

[Roadgeekteen]

Mid 70s with some rain

[jgb191]

Yesterday's highs in South Texas ranged from the mid-90s (coastal locations) to as much as 100 degrees in Falcon Lake.  After the cool front, we are looking at nighttime lows from upper 50s to mid 60s, and weekend highs in the low 80s.  Then next week it's back to mid-90s.

[snowc]

Mid 70s with some rain

Highs in the 80s... before the temps tumble to the 50s! Under partly clloudy skies before a little rain.

[Roadgeekteen]

Mid 70s and cloudy

[LilianaUwU]

Currently it's not raining, but it was raining earlier today and it still is cloudy.