Snowing in Kansas
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It's fucking snowing
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Meh. I think it was 2017 we got a foot of wet snow on May 1. Fucked my wheat right nice.
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Yeah I get that. I've been waiting longer into spring before I decide to plant a garden or sunflowers and pumpkins.
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6:35pm CDT #SPC_MD 0352 , #mowx #arwx #okwx #kswx #txwx, https://t.co/dTxkDEFryu pic.twitter.com/XZQvpzTG5U

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 9, 2021

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Apparently there's a big-assed tornado west of San Antonio Texas. Don't know how far out it is though.
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Now it's at SW San Antonio.

Then Ft. Worth is under a tornado warning.
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3” hail in Keller, a suburb of Dallas
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One of many giant hail stones that came through the roof of my friend’s house this evening in Sabinal, Texas. @NWSSanAntonio @IanShelton1997 @TxStormChasers @Justin_Horne @ReedTimmerAccu #eWXspotter pic.twitter.com/SGO7u8VcLi

— Kris WeltensϟF (@vortexrfd) April 29, 2021

I have seen this type of thing before. That hail falling from 50-60K feet. Cant imaging being under that.
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So I really enjoy watching weather videos and learning about tornados. There is a guy I watch on youtube called Pesco Hank. He has some of the most incredible footage I've ever seen.



That was the storm system last week. I think this storm system has the same chances.
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#WPC_MD 0141 affecting East-central to Southern Nebraska, Northwestern Kansas, #newx #kswx, https://t.co/fpZmuS9eid pic.twitter.com/16QgvEnElo

— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) May 2, 2021

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Showers and thunderstorms are expected to quickly become intense, capable of 1-3" per hour rainfall rates. Localized flash
flooding is expected in east-central to southern Nebraska and northwestern Kansas. https://t.co/vOUmpnGNcU

— National Weather Service (@NWS) May 2, 2021

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There have been a few severe thunderstorm warnings just north of the Omaha metro this evening in western #Iowa. pic.twitter.com/DACdtyXz6H

— ISCN Weather (@IAStormChasing) May 3, 2021

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Scattered severe/damaging winds will likely continue this evening in portions of western/central KS and southern into east-central NE. Isolated large hail also remains possible. https://t.co/xjeioybkHM

— National Weather Service (@NWS) May 3, 2021

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This severe weather season has been uneventful
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