Tornado Titans

Storm coverage will be pretty isolated today, but any storms that form across far SE New Mexico into West Texas could pose a large hail threat. There’s just enough shear and instability in the atmosphere to support a supercell or two with the strongest storms.

It looks like we could have a pretty stout system coming into the Southern Plains according to the GEFS this morning.

WET PATTERN CONTINUES INTO EARLY NOVEMBER: Looks like we'll keep seeing periodic storm systems with heavy rain and storms possible into the first part of next month, according to the CPC's latest 6-10 day outlook. This might exacerbate ongoing flooding issues in the Southwest...

Severe storm W of Artesia, NM is moving very slowly thanks to weaker shear aloft today. But the veering wind profile with height is allowing this supercell to persist so far this afternoon. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.01,-104.51

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Chaves County, NM. Radar and satellite show tops near 49 kft (strong) and 67 dBZ in the storm core, a hail-signature radar return (intense). NE at 5 mph. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.07,-105.06

The incredibly strong El Niño event looks to continue through the winter, with major impacts expected to continue across the U.S. El Niño tends to shift the jet stream south during the cool season, October through May, changing the distribution of precipitation across the US.

Election Day Forecast: Some rain possible, but not seeing anything that would deter or hamper anyone from voting weather wise right now. We’ll have a more detailed forecast on this one in the coming week!

As the system responsible for the trouble this week lifts north and east, shear will ease and slow storm motions in an otherwise moist and slightly unstable atmosphere.

A Tornado warning is in effect for Hudspeth, TX until 11:15 p.m. MDT. If you are in the warned area, move to shelter now. Hazards include radar-indicated rotation and hail to quarter size. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=31.82,-105.84

A Tornado warning is in effect for El Paso, TX; Hudspeth, TX until 11:00 p.m. MDT. If you are in the warned area, move to shelter now. Hazards include radar-indicated rotation and hail to quarter size. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=31.80,-105.98

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, Northeast New Mexico Plains, Texas. https://tornadotitans.com/update/wpc-mpd-1524-%c2%b7-heavy-rain-central-and-eastern-nm-western-tx-and-tx-panhandle/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.47,-104.46

Storms Possible This Week, But Severe Weather Chances? Just like this last week, a steady stream of energy will overspread a modestly unstable airmass. Will severe weather chances materialize?

The Storm Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, Texas Trans-Pecos, Central New. https://tornadotitans.com/update/spc-mcd-2411-%c2%b7-watch-unlikely-east-southeast-new-mexico-and-parts-of-far-west-texas/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.43,-104.68

The Storm Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New. https://tornadotitans.com/update/spc-mcd-2410-%c2%b7-watch-unlikely-portions-of-southern-eastern-new-mexico-into-far-west-texas-and-the-western-texas-panhandle/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.23,-104.27

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, North-Central New Mexico, Northeast New Mexico. https://tornadotitans.com/update/heavy-rain-and-flash-flooding-possible-across-new-mexico-and-west-texas/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.65,-105.61

Given the run of the last few days, it's only natural for a mid-Autumn atmosphere in the Southwest to be pretty spent up.

The Storm Prediction Center is monitoring Central New Mexico, Northwest New Mexico, North-Central New Mexico. https://tornadotitans.com/update/spc-mcd-2409-%c2%b7-watch-unlikely-portions-of-northern-central-new-mexico/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=34.89,-106.44

Yet Another Southwest Severe Weather Day The days long severe outbreak continues across the Southwest. Ingredients are slightly lower today across the board, but storms will still pack a punch.

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, Southeast Colorado Plains, Northeast New Mexico Plains, Texas. https://tornadotitans.com/update/wpc-mpd-1522-%c2%b7-heavy-rain-much-of-nm-far-western-tx/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=34.01,-104.93

This is one of the more persistent severe weather patterns over the Desert Southwest I can remember. We've had quite a bit of flash flooding, hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes in the region -- and tomorrow brings yet another day to the region.

A Tornado warning is in effect for Santa Fe, NM until 7:30 p.m. MDT. If you are in the warned area, move to shelter now. Hazards include radar-indicated rotation. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=35.71,-105.95

The Storm Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, Southwest New Mexico, Northeast New Mexico Plains, and. https://tornadotitans.com/update/severe-storms-push-northeast-across-far-west-texas-into-new-mexico/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=32.87,-105.38

A Tornado warning is in effect for Otero, NM until 5:00 p.m. MDT. If you are in the warned area, move to shelter now. Hazards include radar-indicated rotation and hail to half-dollar size. View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=32.76,-105.45

NM and TX fall under Severe Thunderstorm Watch #697. The SPC expects hail to golf balls, gusts to 75 mph. https://tornadotitans.com/update/severe-t-storm-watch-697-nm-tx/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=33.01,-106.03

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Central New Mexico, Colorado San Juan Mountains, Colorado San Luis. https://tornadotitans.com/update/training-storms-drench-new-mexico-and-colorado-with-flash-flood-threat/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=34.47,-106.60

The Storm Prediction Center is monitoring Southeast New Mexico, Southwest New Mexico, Central New. https://tornadotitans.com/update/spc-mcd-2407-%c2%b7-severe-watch-central-and-southern-new-mexico-into-far-west-texas/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=32.54,-105.53

Heavy snow across Montana: Heavy snow fell across Montana over the last 24 hours. Lemhi Ridge Snotel reported 6 inches by 7:00 a.m. MDT, the highest single report so far.

San Juan County warning: The first severe thunderstorm warning of the day in New Mexico covers San Juan County until 10:30 a.m. MDT. One severe thunderstorm warning is in effect statewide with no tornado warnings, as an upper low rotates northeastward from Arizona toward the Four Corners.

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Central New Mexico, Colorado San Juan Mountains, Colorado Pikes Peak Region, Colorado. https://tornadotitans.com/update/heavy-rain-and-flash-flooding-risk-across-new-mexico-today/ View in TitanTrack: https://titantrack.tornadotitans.com/?at=35.66,-106.63

It’s a good day to fire up TitanTrack and follow along with the severe weather setup across the Land of Enchantment. Check it out: titantrack.tornadotitans.com

Another Severe Weather Day for New Mexico Storms will be numerous to widespread today but severe weather will be possible despite the vast coverage this afternoon.

Our multi-day severe weather outbreak in the Southwest continues tomorrow. Severe storms are possible Saturday across New Mexico and far west Texas as a trough over southern California and the Great Basin slowly moves east.

The Weather Prediction Center is monitoring Central New Mexico, Southeast Colorado Plains, Northeast New Mexico Plains, Southeast New Mexico, Texas Permian Basin, Texas Trans-Pecos. https://tornadotitans.com/update/wpc-mpd-1519-%c2%b7-heavy-rain-far-southern-co-much-of-nm-and-far-western-tx/

Scattered storms and soaked ground: The Weather Prediction Center has a Slight Risk (2 of 4) for parts of New Mexico today.

The large system responsible for the multi-day severe weather outbreak across the Southwest is finally on the move east, shifting the focus of the risk today to New Mexico. The threat area runs roughly along the I-25 corridor, with large hail and damaging winds the main threats.

More severe storms will form this afternoon across New Mexico with large hail and damaging winds the main threats. Storm motion will be generally to the northeast. A tornado cannot be ruled out either. Track storms today on TitanTrack: titantrack.tornadotitans.com #nmwx

One of a few supercells we've seen the past couple of days in AZ/NM. This one was just beginning to hit the cold air south of Winslow, AZ but was also in the process of surging its RFD. This was a fascinating push/pull as a clear slot developed and rotation briefly tightened up in the base.

*taps mic* is this thing on? Hi, we're back on BlueSky. Pardon our mess. We're still unpacking.

We've definitely turned a corner into something more consistently what we'd call Spring. Very busy SPC outlook window today. At least two of these days (Sunday/Wednesday) have big day potential if a few things line up right.

Storms.

Everyone knew Italia was the place to be today but I guess everyone got suckered into that high risk in the southern U.S.

Listen, none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes. But if you need a special exemption in the law so you can break the law to storm chase -- you might not be very good at storm chasing to begin with. Retirement is a good option for those people.

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69 days to May 1.

A tornado roping out north of Baird, Texas on an Easter Sunday storm chase. This twister was first a truncated cone, then an elephant trunk, and then finally a wispy rope over the open Texas landscape.

Our MEMBERS ONLY outlook for the upcoming tornado season is live. We’ll have a final outlook in a few weeks but this is about as near-final as you could imagine:

This air may not be the coldest in raw numbers for the season for most, but this will likely be the longest duration cold snap from Wed-Friday next week of the entire winter.