Jim Manning

@TheTKWeatherXp @PeterLovasco Great to see from Paris.😄🗼

HRRR FTW w BOS TRW this eve had it since 36 hrs ago

@scottiebateman A handsome town which we once toured while on our way to Castle Comb from Bath.

There are many reasons I love living in Corsham. But not many places begin the morning with a peacock casually walking down the high street as though he owns it. Which, to be fair, he probably does. Corsham has always had a slightly cinematic quality to it. The old limestone buildings, the Georgian facades, the quiet Wiltshire charm that somehow feels untouched by time. It’s why so many film and television crews keep returning here. Parts of Harry Potter, Poldark, and more recently the gloriously mischievous Rivals all found a home on these streets. And long before the cameras arrived, Corsham already had history layered into it. A wool town once enriched by the medieval trade routes of the south west, later shaped by quarrying the famous Bath stone hidden beneath the hills around it. Even the peacocks themselves are part of local legend, descendants of birds once kept at nearby Corsham Court and now wandering the town with complete confidence and zero concern for traffic regulations. I think that’s what I love most about this place. It’s quirky. Unapologetically so. One moment I’m crossing oceans at 35,000 feet, navigating some of the busiest airspace on Earth. The next, I’m standing in Wiltshire traffic while a peacock struts past like he’s late for a production meeting. And honestly… that feels about right. #Corsham #Wiltshire #EnglishCountryside #QuirkyBritain #Poldark #HarryPotter #Rivals #VisitWiltshire #SmallTownCharm

This morning's significant cruising-level turbulence is expected over the northern Rockies, western Gt Lakes, southern Plains, parts of the South and East.

Today's HRRR 5PM EDT temps.

Today's HRRR map shows showers exiting New England while other showers arrive in the Pac NW and a line of T-storm develops over the Midwest.

Today's HRRR model showing some impressive rain over New England and showers over parts of the Midwest along with showers moving into WA.

Today's HRRR derived temps at 5PM EDT.

Cruising-level significant turbulence this morning over New England and around northern Rockies along with low level wind shear to 2k ft over parts of the Gt Planes & around central Rockies.

@TheTKWeatherXp NAM goes bye bye...

how much H2O next couple days? NAM doing it's NAM thing no man or machine can reaaly make the call 'glad it's not snow' pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=na…

Looks like a reasonably smooth morning for flying with the only significant cruising-level turbulence (and low-level wind shear) expected over the Northwest.

Temps at 5PM EDT per the HRRR model.

Today's HRRR model shows showers & T-storms for parts of the Northeast & Northwestern portions of the US.

@Gap422 @USPS @RickJacksonGA Just delete it. I helps to pay for the service.

No matter how many times you ask or how many times you fill out the @USPS forms or put a note on your mailbox for NO JUNK MAIL, you’ll still get junk mail. And @RickJacksonGA, you can STOP sending me this crap!

Today's HRRR model showing one system moving through the Midwest and the other over the Gulf coast moving onto FL.

Today's HRRR model shows showers/T-storms moving along the Gulf coast and a band of showers moving over VA.

Cruising-level significant turbulence is expected this morning from DFW to RIC plus from the Gulf over FL into the Atlantic and over the northern Rockies (into Canada).

Today's 5PM EDT temperatures per the HRRR model.

Today's HRRR Model shows bands of showers/T-storm over the Midwest extending down into OK plus others over the deep South.

Today's SPC Day 1 Outlook for severe storms focusses on OK with a Level 2 risk.

Expect some cruising-level turbulence to the east of the Rockies and over parts of NM, TX to OK and some low-level (<2k ft) over portions of the Midwest.