Posted on June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 by Meteorologist Mark — Leave a comment

MM’s Monday 5-Day: Monitoring a Severe Storm Threat Today

Issued Monday morning, June 1, 2026

For a low-end risk for severe storms this afternoon

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The risk for scattered showers and storms continues for one more day.

Any storm that develops this afternoon/evening could be strong or even severe. Damaging straight-line winds are the main threat. Heavy rainfall could also occur with stronger storms.

Then, the weather looks very nice from Tuesday to Friday! The next chance for any precip arrives by the weekend, as it looks right now (and that’s not looking too bad, honestly).

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Posted on May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 by Meteorologist Mark — Leave a comment

Sunday Evening Special Update

Issued Sunday evening, May 31, 2026

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Good evening, folks! I just wanted to give you an update on this evening’s forecast and Monday’s risk for severe storms. First of all, be careful if out and about this evening. Some of these downpours are intense and there have been flood advisories and flash flood warnings issued around the area for various storms producing heavy rainfall. Not all of us will see it, but those that do might get a lot of water in a short period of time.

Severe weatehr is not expected this evening or overnight.

Tomorrow’s severe storm threat continues to look rather complicated. A complex of storms is expected to develop in the Midwest and move through parts of Missouri. Then, we have to see if the bulk of that complex dives south through West and Middle TN or if part of it develops over toward the plateau. Until that complex of storms develops tomorrow, we won’t know where exactly it will track. Just keep in mind that we have the risk for severe storms Monday evening from that situation.

As I look at the latest data myself, I suspect the bulk of that complex will dive south out of Missouri and stay just to the west of the plateau. However, I also suspect that, like so many complexes that have behaved that way in the past, we end up getting scattered storms on the eastern flank of that complex. That results from rain-cooled air to our west acting like a bit of a cold front, with the plateau just to the east of that boundary and in a good position to see scattered showers and storms develop. I suspect some of those storms would have some very gusty winds and possibly reach severe limits. …much like summer storms would do.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed much of the plateau in a marginal risk for severe storms for Monday afternoon and evening.

If skies clear out, tonight is the Full Moon! It’s what some folks call a blue moon, meaning it’s the second full moon within the month. It’s also a “micro” moon, which is the first time I’ve heard of this. lol During Earth’s eliptical orbit, we’re farthest from the sun this time of year, and that leads to this being called a micro moon. It definitely didn’t look any smaller last night! It was beautiful and bright.

I’m so excited for space camp to start tomorrow! The next two weeks will be very busy for me, with space camp all this week and storm chase camp next week. Me and the kiddos will make sure we keep an eye on the radar, too. ha I have over 100 kiddos coming to camps this year! How awesome is that?!

FYI, a micro Full Moon is one that occurs when Earth is at its fartherst distance from the sun in our eliptical orbit. This will occur Sunday night, May 31.

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Posted on May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 by Meteorologist Mark — Leave a comment

MM’s Sun 5-Day: Two More Days of Storm Chances

Issued Sunday morning, May 31, 2026

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Threat Outlook for the Plateau

The Storm Prediction Center is highlighting our area in the marginal risk for severe storms for Monday. Stay tuned.

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The risk for showers and storms has increased for this afternoon and evening.

Some of those storms could be strong and some of the rain could be heavy. Keep this in mind if you have outdoor plans this evening. Have a solid indoor back-up plan.

The weather looks very nice for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday! Low humidity and pleasant temps will combing to make for some great weather to get outside!

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Posted on May 30, 2026May 30, 2026 by Meteorologist Mark — Leave a comment

MM’s Sat 5-Day: Scattered Shrs & Storms Continue

Issued Saturday morning, May 30, 2026

Sorry for the delay this morning. I have a power and internet outage this morning that delayed me. YouTube is not available this morning.

Be advised that parts of the area have seen flooding this morning. Areas around Petros (Morgan/Anderson county area) have even seen roads washed out.

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Threat Outlook for the Plateau

The Storm Prediction Center is highlighting our area in the marginal risk for severe storms for Monday. Stay tuned.

MM’s Forecast for the Plateau

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Periods of showers and storms continue.

More scattered showers and storms are in store for the plateau. Please be careful if you’re out and about, as some roads may be flooded.

While rain chances decrease for Sunday and Monday, there is now a severe storm threat to monitor for Monday. I’ll keep a close eye on that and keep you updated on that threat.

The weather looks very nice for Tuesday and Wednesday!