Meanwhile, in western ND... https://t.co/mb5bCTJmCI

— NWS Grand Forks (@NWSGrandForks) May 18, 2019

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Fuck snow.
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Looks like Central Kansas is the place to be tonight.
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I went for a run today. It was in the 50s, so I was just wearing shorts and a t-shirt. I was out for less than two hours, and the temperature dropped precipitously. It was raining a little bit, and all of a sudden snowflakes were coming down. Snowflakes on May 18? I haven't seen that in a while.

It was only the barest of traces, but it was fun to see. It made the last few miles back home rather chilly, though.
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Monday looks to be a doozy for Tornado Alley
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Already had a doozy yesterday. Tornado system went through Ford, Edwards, Stafford, Pawnee, and Barton county.

City of Lewis got hit, church roof destroyed, trees down, co-op building damaged, house in Offerle destroyed, etc. Nobody injured, thank goodness.

Now we run the risk of flooding throughout Tuesday because we're already saturated from the 4-12" the area has gotten since last week.
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You live in that part of the world?
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Born and raised in Southcentral KS. Other than a brief stint in Atchison and college at Fort Hays, been here my whole life.

Lots of experience with storms.
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A potentially historic tornado outbreak is possible today in parts of Texas and Oklahoma.
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And I’ll be working in it. Going to a busy day for me. Heavy rains so far here in Enid, OK.
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Good luck.
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Be safe. Might check in with us later and let us know how things are.
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Stay safe, brohan.

All we have is rain, but it could get kind of serious where you are.
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Nice and calm here in Hermosa Beach, California
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Yikes...6 years to the day when Moore got destroyed, they're in a high risk zone. That's scary for those people. Hopefully stuff stays in the open areas.
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