34 states total with some form of severe weather.. hail, damaging winds, possible tornadoes, or strong cell thunderstorms.
Three days in a row of severe weather across 3/4 of the USA .----
Starting out west .... Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, SW Texas, and SW Nebraska --- hail and damaging winds.
In the North.. Saskatoon Canada to Edmonton, SW to Regina .. further south to the montana border... hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes..
In the midwest to south USA --- Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, SE Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida ---- Hail and Damaging winds detected.
In the Southeast to mid-atlantic up the east coast ( new england )-- Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington DC.... damaging winds, and hail detected.
Watch the midwest states to the north for further activity... also pressing east over the great lakes.. and SE towards New England.
Comments
Why is California Untouched by this Extreme Weather?
It just seems odd to me that California seems to be immune from all this extreme weather.
I look outside and see nothing by perfect sunny weather, while the rest of the nation is inundated with weather.
Not only that, but I normally expect an earthquake every now and then to shake me out of bed, and especially with all the dire predictions of earthquakes and tsunamis, but there's nothing but balmy weather and peaceful land masses.
What to make of this? Is California protected in some fashion for some reason?
If we view the extreme weather as God's vengence on the U.S., it wouldn't make any sense for east and mid-west states to be pummelled, and SF & LA to be unscathed, so that can't be what's happening. It's almost like the opposite is happening.
Just an observation from my perspective.
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