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Unlocking Nature’s Fury: The Science of Instability
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Unlocking Nature’s Fury: The Science of Instability

Severe Storm Forecasting, Titan U

Unlocking Nature’s Fury: The Science of Instability

oin Storm Chaser Raychel Sanner as she delves into the captivating world of atmospheric instability. Discover the secrets behind convective available potential energy (CAPE) parameters and other methods of measuring instability, unraveling the mystery of what storm chasers seek in the sky. In this video we break down the different CAPE parameters (SBCAPE, MLCAPE, and…

By Tornado Titans|August 1st, 2023|Categories: Severe Storm Forecasting, Titan U|Tags: Bulk Richardson Number, CAPE, instability, LI, MLCAPE, MUCAPE, SBCAPE|0 Comments

A Few Severe Storms Today Across Texas
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A Few Severe Storms Today Across Texas

Weather News and Opinion

A Few Severe Storms Today Across Texas

Today isn’t a huge day on the surface, but a [...]

By Tornado Titans|April 25th, 2023|Categories: Weather News and Opinion|Tags: 500mb winds, 850mb winds, dewpoints, hail, MLCAPE, oklahoma, texas, warm front, Wind Shear|0 Comments

Big Ice Rocks From the Sky in Arkansas/Missouri Today
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Big Ice Rocks From the Sky in Arkansas/Missouri Today

Weather News and Opinion

Big Ice Rocks From the Sky in Arkansas/Missouri Today

Large hail is a big threat today with the initial [...]

By Tornado Titans|April 15th, 2023|Categories: Weather News and Opinion|Tags: 0-1km SRH, 30% hail, 500mb winds, 850mb winds, Arkansas, Enhanced Risk, giant hail, hail, linear, Louisiana, Missouri, MLCAPE|0 Comments

Fast Moving Storms + Tornado Threat Sunday (2/24/23)
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Fast Moving Storms + Tornado Threat Sunday (2/24/23)

Weather News and Opinion

Fast Moving Storms + Tornado Threat Sunday (2/24/23)

It’s time to visit Sunday again (we’ll try to get [...]

By Tornado Titans|February 24th, 2023|Categories: Weather News and Opinion|Tags: 0-1km SRH, 2023 storm season, dewpoints, Dryline, Enhanced Risk, February 2023, forecast discussion, kansas, linear, MLCAPE, Moisture Return, oklahoma, storm mode, texas|0 Comments

Severe Weather & Snow This Week (2/12/23)
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Severe Weather & Snow This Week (2/12/23)

Weather News and Opinion

Severe Weather & Snow This Week (2/12/23)

It’s going to be…well it’s going to be a week [...]

By Tornado Titans|February 12th, 2023|Categories: Weather News and Opinion|Tags: 0-1km SRH, 500mb vorticity, dewpoints, drought, Dryline, February 2023, MLCAPE, MLCINH, Moisture Return, severe weather, snow, SPC Day 4 Outlook, Upper Storm System, winter storm|0 Comments

First Severe Weather Threat of 2023
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First Severe Weather Threat of 2023

Weather News and Opinion

First Severe Weather Threat of 2023

The first severe weather risk in the middle of the [...]

By Raychel Sanner|January 2nd, 2023|Categories: Weather News and Opinion|Tags: 10% hatched, Arkansas, dewpoints, Enhanced Risk, January 2023, MLCAPE, NE Texas, NW Louisiana, pacific front, SE Oklahoma, severe weather forecast, strong wind shear, Tornadoes, warm advection, Wind Shear|0 Comments

This is How To Use Weather Models: Step-By-Step Guide For Beginners
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This is How To Use Weather Models: Step-By-Step Guide For Beginners

Severe Storm Forecasting, Titan U, Tools of Storm Chasing

This is How To Use Weather Models: Step-By-Step Guide For Beginners

IT IS FINALLY HERE! My guide for beginners to using [...]

By Tornado Titans|November 15th, 2022|Categories: Severe Storm Forecasting, Titan U, Tools of Storm Chasing|Tags: 500/850/sfc crossover, Box Soundings, CAMs, ECMWF, GFS, HRRR, MLCAPE, NAM, NAM 3KM, Reflectivity/UH, severe weather forecasting, Skew-T, soundings, weather forecasting, Weather Model, Weather Models|0 Comments

What is instability? What is CAPE? How do we measure it for storms?
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What is instability? What is CAPE? How do we measure it for storms?

Storms 101, Titan U, Weather FAQs

What is instability? What is CAPE? How do we measure it for storms?

Instability. We talk about it a lot. We talk about [...]

By Tornado Titans|October 16th, 2019|Categories: Storms 101, Titan U, Weather FAQs|Tags: CAPE, MLCAPE, MUCAPE, SBCAPE, storms 101, Weather FAQs|1 Comment

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