Storms are firing up along I-70 and southern part of the state.
It's probably not a good idea to bike to work or bike home from work today.
Storms are firing up along I-70 and southern part of the state.
It's probably not a good idea to bike to work or bike home from work today.
It's a lovely day today! Enjoy Fake-Spring because it wont last long. Strong storms and tornadoes are possible tomorrow along and south of I-70. The time-frame for this looks like it will be between 3pm and 8pm. Rain showers will continue until midnight. Dewpoints will be key in determining how severe the storms will become. Dewpoints above 60 are dangerous and dewpoints below 60 will save us.
The overall pattern will repeat for the next three weeks. Storms on Thursday and Friday. Cold for the weekends. Warming Monday through Wednesday. Wash, rinse, three-peat.
It will be nice and warm tomorrow with a high of 70 degrees. The wind will pick up tomorrow also.
There are two major concerns right now. One is the strong winds that are whipping up wildfires in Oklahoma so much so that the smoke looks like rain on the radar. Four people are already dead. Red Flag Warnings are posted in several western states.
The next concern is the severe weather outbreak and possible tornadoes on Thursday.
After that, winter returns on Sunday and so do our snow chances but let's focus on getting through the next 60 hours first.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/17/weather/fire-oklahoma-texas-kansas-colorado-climate
https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-wildfire-forgan-fire-beaver-county/70396179
By the way, if you haven't heard, Bloomington Indiana received 14.5 inches of snow during the January 25th snowstorm.
There will be a few light snow events for the next two weeks but the next big one coming up could be between February 9 and February 14. There's usually snow on Lover's Day anyway so this is one to watch. See the GFS and EURO below: