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@SCweather_wx Going to take advantage of the lull and get some equipment maintenance done! So much to do.

There hasn't been a whole lot of weather to talk about since our powerful storm a few days ago. Moving forward, I don't see a big weather topic to really latch on too. Our flow looks mostly zonal & bottled up further North. Small dips in the trough to the North will bring energy in the form of clippers across the Northern plains, Great Lakes & Northeast. Some will occasionally dip further South. There will be shots of cooler air with each dip in the jet to replace warm periods through the end of the month. I'd watch for a stronger trough dig in the 7-10 day period that could bring a colder shot of air with energy for the Eastern US. I don't see any flow across the Lower 48 that supports any significant severe weather for the foreseeable future. There are signs that could change as we move into April, but we will worry about that when the time comes.

Always be prepared, and thankful when it doesn’t happen.

@AccuWeatherUGC @accuweather Yes you may!

@sirensproject Nice video! May AccuWeather have your permission to use this with credit to you on all platforms of @AccuWeather and its affiliates?

Pea sized hail just South of Canton, GA. @NWSAtlanta @ryanhallyall #gawx

Praying for those in Michigan! An extremely powerful tornado by the looks of it.

@SCweather_wx Missed that. Was looking at 530mb. I’ll do better!

I would have chased Southern Michigan. Easy target. Y’all have to learn to look at the upper levels better 529 mb was screaming tor potential there. Chasers gotta do better. Tough start for yall.

@SCweather_wx I enjoy them! Especially those focusing on the SE where we respond. I get the grind though. YouTube can be exhausting, and we don’t do it at nearly the level you do.

Looks like this Spring will continue the trend of the last couple. Very low views during severe weather season. People just don’t watch long form videos about severe weather. I don’t really blame them either. I don’t enjoy talking about it if I’m being honest. But ya gotta keep people updated & stay consistent without losing yourself in the hype. YouTube was much different just 3 years ago. Thanks for people that continue to tune in every morning!

@TornadoCoaching A few things! -Listening to music or brainstorming new ideas in silence. -Catching up with great friends if I’m not solo. -Listening to Podcasts or YouTube videos that challenge your mind. -Seeing and enjoying parts of the country I otherwise would never see.

@sirensproject Yes! What do you usually enjoy the most about a drive?

What’s the most important lesson you learned from a chase that busted hard?

7 years ago we responded to a devastating EF-4 tornado in Lee County, AL. This was one of our first organized disaster response deployments. We were tasked to help families along Lee County Rd 39 located belongings and clear debris. youtu.be/CMMy5EgTV7o?si…

@BrandonCopicWx @MesoMax919 @theScantman @ReedTimmerUSA @OHWXisweird Doubt it.

@MesoMax919 @theScantman @ReedTimmerUSA @OHWXisweird Maybe I will see my first tornado this year

If you play your cards right, you could intercept 50-60 tornadoes this month

@tornadopaigeyy @BryceShelton01 We love our superduty! Congratulations!

We may have done a thing 😍😍 Say hello to the new wagon!

@CoreyGerkenWX Sounds like a bar soap scent that you’d get a Buc-ee’s!

The smell of Spring, fresh dirt and chicken feathers

@ConvChronicles Will be tuning in!

My 2026 Tornado Season Forecast goes live tomorrow at 2pm CST on YouTube. See you there! Early access is available for members/one-time purchase over on my Patreon page. Link in replies.

@BrandonCopicWx @WxWiseApp @foxweather @ryanhallyall Did it smell!?

Video from yesterday's bird fart tornado intercept as it crossed Highway 1 near Flat Rock, IL. Very weak when it crossed 1 with just a large lowering and intermittent vortices. Not bad for the first severe chase of 2026 though! @foxweather @ryanhallyall @WxWiseApp

We had the incredible opportunity of having ATL legend Glenn Burns as a guest on Episode 8 of our podcast! Great stories and insight from 42 years as chief meteorologist with WSB-TV. Check it out! youtu.be/-_J7YMMu2Kk?si…

@ATLAreaWx Rough day in Cherokee County.

What did we do to deserve this?

@meteodon Maybe will get some moisture to fill in over the next hour so, but who knows 😂

@sirensproject Yea its pretty crazy the gradient, Cherokee getting screwed

Ha. Yeah, no I didn’t want snow anyways…

@SCweather_wx Let’s keep going West! It’s in your name for cryin’ out lowd!

A foot is the high end in Columbia. Lawd.