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13/07/2024

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09/05/2024

⚠️ Severe Weather Alert: Storms Threaten the South! ️
Heads up, southern friends! A wave of dangerous storms is expected to sweep through parts of the South early Thursday, continuing a week-long trend of deadly weather across the US.

Here's what you need to know:

Affected Areas: Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Tennessee are under tornado watches. Eastern Texas faces an enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms with very large hail.
Previous Impacts: These storms follow destructive tornadoes and hail that have already caused fatalities in the Plains, Midwest, and Southeast.
Power Outages: Over 250,000 customers are currently without power across North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Missouri.
Stay Weather Aware:

Closely monitor weather reports from trusted sources like the National Weather Service (NWS).
Heed all warnings and advisories issued by local authorities.
Have a plan in place in case of severe weather, including a designated tornado shelter and a well-stocked emergency kit.


Here are some additional tips you can share in the comments:

Download your local weather app to receive real-time alerts.
Know the location of your nearest storm shelter.
If you see a tornado, don't wait - take immediate shelter!
By staying informed and taking precautions, we can all stay safe during this severe weather event

08/05/2024

Mother Nature on Overdrive: Extreme Weather Events Grip the Globe ☔
The world is witnessing a surge in extreme weather events, and scientists are pointing the finger at climate change. From deadly floods in Brazil to record-breaking heatwaves in India and Africa, no region seems to be spared.

Here's a quick look at what's happening around the globe:

Devastating Floods:
Southern Brazil has been hit by its worst flood on record, displacing hundreds of thousands and leaving at least 90 dead.
Houston, Texas, is still recovering from heavy rainfall that required hundreds of rescues.
The United Arab Emirates experienced its heaviest rainfall ever, causing flooding in major highways and Dubai's airport.

Scorching Heatwaves:
Brutal heatwaves in India are causing fainting spells during elections, with some regions recording all-time highs.
Southeast Asia is sweltering with record hot nights in Thailand and Myanmar.
Many African nations are battling scorching heat, with record highs in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Chad.
A deadly heatwave struck West Africa last month, linked directly to climate change.
Scientists warn that these extremes are likely to become more frequent and severe due to global warming.



Stay informed and prepared!

Let us know in the comments below what extreme weather events you're experiencing in your area. We're all in this together.

07/05/2024

South Asia Likely to See Above Normal Monsoon Rainfall in 2024 (Official Release - SASCOF-28)
This Post outlines the key takeaways from the 28th Session of the South Asian Climate Outlook Forum (SASCOF-28) regarding the upcoming 2024 southwest monsoon season (June-September) rainfall for South Asia.

Good News for Most:

Above-average rainfall expected: A significant portion of South Asia, including India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and most of Myanmar (except the southwest coast), is forecast to receive more rain than usual during the monsoon season.
La Niña's influence: The transition from El Niño to La Niña conditions in the Pacific Ocean is expected to contribute to the above-average rainfall.

Regional Variations:
Below normal rainfall: While most areas will see more rain, some pockets in the north, east, and northeast may experience drier conditions. This includes parts of northern Afghanistan, eastern and northeastern India, northeastern Pakistan, Bhutan, and Bangladesh.

Monsoon's Importance:
The southwest monsoon is crucial for South Asia's agriculture and overall economy. However, excessive rainfall can also lead to flooding.

Early Warning Systems:
Accurate monsoon forecasts are essential for planning and mitigating potential risks associated with floods or droughts in countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.

Collaborative Effort:
The South Asian Climate Outlook Forum brings together national meteorological agencies from all nine South Asian countries to develop a regional outlook based on expert analysis and global climate models.

Uncertainties:
The exact strength and timing of La Niña's development are still uncertain.
Spring season forecasts typically have higher uncertainties due to the "spring barrier" in seasonal predictability.
Other regional and global factors can also influence the monsoon patterns.

Previous Season Verification (JJAS 2023):

The 2023 southwest monsoon season witnessed:
Above normal rainfall over parts of northwestern and central South Asia.
Below normal rainfall observed along the foothills of the Himalayas and northeastern parts of the region.

Forecast Summary:

Above normal rainfall is expected across most of South Asia during the monsoon season, with exceptions in some northern, eastern, and northeastern areas (including parts of Afghanistan, Bhutan, India, Nepal, and Pakistan) where below normal rainfall is more likely.
Normal rainfall is anticipated for remaining regions.
Above normal minimum temperatures are forecast for most of South Asia, except for a few areas in the southeastern region.
Above normal maximum temperatures are likely over most of the region, with some isolated areas experiencing normal to below normal maximum temperatures.

07/05/2024

Remaining hot across , , & through Thursday. A WD can bring some rain to N Pakistan into NW & Friday into Sunday. Isolated showers & storms in SW & NE India into the next few days.

07/05/2024

Devastating Floods Hit Brazil: El Niño, Global Warming Blamed
Torrential rains in southern Brazil have caused the worst flooding the country has seen in 80 years.

Here's a quick breakdown of the situation:

Location: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil's southernmost state.
Impact:
At least 83 deaths reported (possibly higher)
24,000 people displaced
500,000+ without power and clean water
Widespread damage to homes and infrastructure
Partial collapse of a small hydroelectric dam
Causes:
Combination of global warming and El Niño (warmer eastern Pacific waters)
Area is prone to heavy rain due to clashing polar and tropical air masses
Further Concerns:
Uruguay braces for heavy rain this week.
East Africa continues to suffer devastating floods triggered by El Niño, with over 400 deaths reported.

Additional Notes:
A recent tropical storm, Hidaya, also struck Tanzania in East Africa.
Rio Grande do Sul has experienced multiple flooding events in the past year.
This event highlights the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events due to climate change.

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07/05/2024

Heatwave Alert! Hot Weather Expected in Pakistan, Rajasthan, Gujarat & Madhya Pradesh
Get ready for a surge in temperatures! A weather phenomenon called "ridging" will bring a hot spell across several regions in the coming days. Here's a breakdown:

Affected Areas: Pakistan, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.
Expected Duration: Until Friday.
Relief Expected: A westerly disturbance (WD) is expected to bring cooler temperatures over the weekend.
Possible Rain: There's a chance of rain in northern Pakistan, spilling over into northwest India and Nepal.
Stay cool and hydrated! Here are some tips to beat the heat:

Drink plenty of fluids, even if you don't feel thirsty.
Avoid strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.
Wear loose, lightweight clothing made from breathable fabrics.
Seek air conditioning or shady areas whenever possible.
Never leave children or pets unattended in parked vehicles.
Keep an eye on the latest weather updates for any changes in the forecast.

06/05/2024

Pakistan Experiences Wettest April in Over 60 Years
Pakistan's weather agency, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), recently released its monthly climate report, revealing some startling weather patterns:

Record-breaking Rainfall: April 2024 saw Pakistan's wettest April since 1961. The country received an average of 59.3 millimeters of rain, which is more than double the usual amount (22.5 millimeters).
Destructive Consequences: This excessive rainfall caused significant damage. At least 144 people lost their lives in thunderstorms and house collapses.
Climate Change Concerns: The PMD attributes these erratic weather patterns partly to climate change.
Impact Breakdown:

Nationwide: The national average temperature was slightly lower than usual (23.67°C vs. 24.54°C).
Regional Variations:
Balochistan: Saw the most significant rise in rainfall (437% above average).
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP): The largest death toll (84) was reported here, including 38 children. Over 3,500 homes were damaged due to heavy rains and flash floods in upper KP. Some of the places experiencing heavy rainfall include Dir (461.9mm), Saidu Sharif (382.0mm), Kalam (379.6mm), and Lower Dir (346.9mm).
Punjab: Heavy rains and hailstorms damaged wheat crops in this province, a major food source for the country.
Other Affected Areas: Flash floods were reported in Balochistan and upper KP, while riverine flooding hit the Kabul River. Here are some other cities that received significant rainfall:
Malam Jabba (KP): Wettest place overall with a total of 520.0mm rainfall.
Rawalakot (Azad Kashmir): 363.8mm rainfall.
Drosh (KP): 300.4mm rainfall.
Looking Ahead:

Neutral El Niño: The El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is transitioning to a neutral phase, potentially leading to cooler central and eastern Pacific Ocean temperatures.
Positive IOD: The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is gradually shifting to a positive phase.
Pakistan's vulnerability to extreme weather events is increasing. The government needs to prioritize climate mitigation and relief measures to ensure better preparedness for the future.

03/05/2024

# # Extreme Rainstorm Warning for Zhanjiang City, China! ⚠️

**The China Meteorological Administration has issued an extreme rainstorm warning for Zhanjiang City.** The entire city is expected to be impacted by heavy rain over the next 6 hours.

**Here's a breakdown of the warning:**

* **Affected Area:** Zhanjiang City Area
* **Onset Time:** May 3, 2024, 1:00 PM UTC+08 (**Now!** Check for local time if needed)
* **Expected Duration:** Next 6 hours
* **Severity:** Extreme
* **Warning Levels:**
* Yellow rainstorm warning for Chikan District, Xiashan District, Mazhang District, and Donghai Island Economic Development Zone.
* Red rainstorm warning for Potou District (already in effect).

**Residents in Zhanjiang City are advised to take precautions and stay informed for updates.** This may include:

* Avoiding travel unless necessary.
* Not driving through flooded roadways.
* Staying away from rivers and streams.
* Having an emergency plan in place.

**We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.**

02/05/2024

🚨 Weather Alert: Strong Winds & Large Ocean Waves are Expected on Tanzania's🚨
The Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) has issued a severe weather warning effective from April 30, 18:00 (UTC+03) to May 4, 17:59 (UTC+03). Residents and visitors in coastal areas should be prepared for strong winds and large ocean waves.

Affected Regions:

Dar es Salaam
Tanga
Pwani (including Mafia Isles)
Lindi
Mtwara
Isles of Unguja and Pemba
Severity: Severe
Urgency: Expected
Certainty: Likely

Event Details:

Winds: Expect winds exceeding 40 km/hr.
Waves: Ocean waves could surpass 2 meters.
Potential Impacts:

Disruptions to marine activities.
Cancellations of some coastal activities.
Localized damage to marine infrastructure.
Safety Instructions:

Avoid marine activities during the warning period.
Secure any loose objects and marine equipment.
Stay informed through updates from TMA.
🌊 Please take all necessary precautions and stay safe. Follow us for continuous updates on this developing situation.

01/05/2024

Devastating Floods Hit Kenya as Country Battles Catastrophic Rainfall
Heavy rains and deadly floods have plagued Kenya since March, displacing over 190,000 people and causing at least 169 deaths.

Seasonal Weather Patterns: Kenya experiences two rainy seasons – the "long rains" (March-May) and the "short rains" (October-December). This year's "long rains" have been particularly intense.
Climate Change: Warmer oceans due to global warming lead to increased evaporation, creating conditions for heavier rainfall.
Natural Weather Phenomena: The positive Indian Ocean Dipole, a warming of the western Indian Ocean, is contributing to the heavy precipitation.

The situation is expected to continue:
The Kenya Meteorological Department predicts the "long rains" to last into June.
Continued rainfall is expected in several regions, with potential for flooding and landslides.
Stay informed and take precautions if you're in Kenya!

30/04/2024

🌧️ UAE Weather Update: Prepare for Rain and Thunderstorms! 🌩️

⚠️ Forecast Alert: Unstable weather ahead from May 2-3, says NCM expert Dr. Ahmed Habib. While not expected to match April 16's intense rainfall, brace for moderate to heavy showers, lightning, and thunder, possibly accompanied by hail.

🔍 What to Expect: Cloud formation starting in southern Abu Dhabi (Al Dhafra) will move inland, affecting areas like Al Ain. May 3 is marked as the peak, with rainfall expected to extend over western, coastal, and some eastern regions. Temperatures will drop significantly.

🔄 Weather Trends: Low pressure from the East will increase humidity, leading to convective cloud formation, primarily in daytime. Clouds will gradually move inland, impacting Dubai and Sharjah. By Friday-Saturday, expect a gradual decrease in cloud cover.

🔍 Factors at Play: Local and external factors, including low pressure from the Red Sea and humid winds, will influence the weather. Clouds will migrate from Saudi Arabia, resulting in unstable conditions from late Wednesday night.

🌍 Climate Concerns: While the cause of the record-breaking rainfall on April 16 is under investigation, experts are examining the role of global warming in intense rainfall events. Stay tuned as research progresses.

🚨 Stay Safe: Authorities are prepared to respond to adverse weather conditions. Stay informed and follow safety guidelines to ensure the well-being of yourself and your community.

🌧️ UAE Region Specifics:

Abu Dhabi: Expect varied rainfall with thunder, lightning, and dusty winds until Thursday, May 2.
Al Ain: Rain with thunder, lightning, and occasional hail, alongside dusty winds, until Thursday, May 2. Moderate to heavy rainfall anticipated from Friday, May 3, to Sunday, May 5.
Al Dhafra: Similar weather conditions as Al Ain until Thursday, May 2, with moderate to heavy rainfall expected from Friday, May 3, to Sunday, May 5.
Stay tuned for further updates and stay safe! 🌦️

27/04/2024

🌩️ Classic Ingredients For A Severe Weather Outbreak 🌩️

Severe weather outbreaks aren't your average stormy days. They're fueled by a potent mix of atmospheric ingredients. Here's what you need to know:

1️⃣ Shear: Wind shear plays a crucial role in the development of severe storms. It's the difference in wind speed and direction from the surface to higher levels. This allows storms to tilt and sustain themselves, leading to longer-lasting and potentially more intense storms.

2️⃣ Lift: Severe outbreaks often start with triggers like a sharp southward plunge of the jet stream, creating a trough. This forces warm, humid air to rise rapidly, setting the stage for explosive thunderstorm development.

3️⃣ Instability: Thunderstorms thrive in unstable environments, where warm, moist air near the surface contrasts sharply with colder air aloft. This temperature difference fuels vigorous updrafts, powering the growth of thunderstorms.

4️⃣ Moisture: Warm, moist air in the lower atmosphere acts as fuel for thunderstorms. The more humid the air, the greater the potential for thunderstorm development.

These ingredients, when combined, create the perfect conditions for severe weather outbreaks, including tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail. Stay weather-aware and prepared during times of heightened severe weather risk! 🌪️

26/04/2024

Ever wonder how many tornadoes your state sees in a typical year? Here's a breakdown based on data from the Storm Prediction Center averaged over 20 years from 2003-2022:

Texas: 124 tornadoes/year
Kansas: 87 tornadoes/year
Other parts of the Plains, South, and Midwest also experience a high number of tornadoes annually.
Check out the map below to see the average annual number of tornadoes per state:

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The most active months for tornadoes in the U.S. are April, May, and June. May typically sees the highest number of tornadoes each year, followed by June and April. During this three-month period, tornadoes are most common in the Plains and Midwest.

As we move into late spring and summer, tornadoes can occur virtually anywhere nationwide due to widespread warmth and humidity. A secondary peak in tornado activity occurs in the fall, primarily in the Gulf Coast states.

For more details on tornado frequency across the U.S., including monthly tornado risk areas, check out the slideshow below! 🌐

26/04/2024

🌪️ The Nation’s Tornado Leader In 2024 Isn’t In The South. It’s Ohio. 🌪️

Ohio has taken the lead as the nation's tornado hotspot in 2024, surprising many with its high number of tornadoes. Here's why:

1️⃣ Unprecedented Activity: With 35 tornadoes reported through April 22, Ohio has already surpassed its annual average of 23 tornadoes. This surge in tornado activity is more than double that of many southern states.

2️⃣ Midwest Dominance: Ohio and Illinois have emerged as the top states for tornadoes in 2024, overshadowing traditional tornado-prone areas in the South.

3️⃣ Multiple Outbreaks: A series of severe weather outbreaks since February has fueled Ohio's tornado count. Notable outbreaks occurred on Feb. 28, March 14 (Pi Day), April 2, and April 17, resulting in numerous tornadoes across the state.

4️⃣ Unfavorable Weather Conditions: Warm and humid conditions, coupled with favorable upper-level wind patterns, have created an environment conducive to thunderstorm development in Ohio.

5️⃣ Record Potential: Ohio's record year for tornadoes was in 1992, with 61 tornadoes. Given the active months still ahead, Ohio could potentially challenge this record in 2024.

Stay informed and prepared for severe weather, especially during the upcoming months of May and June, which are typically the most active tornado months in Ohio. 🌐

25/04/2024

🌍 Watch: Skies Over Greece Turn "Apocalyptic" Orange From Sahara Dust Storm 🌪️

In a surreal turn of events, strong winds swept dust from the Sahara Desert, casting an otherworldly orange hue over the skies of Athens and various Greek cities. Social media platforms flooded with images and videos capturing the striking phenomenon, leaving both locals and tourists astonished.

Reports indicate that the dense dust concentrations not only tainted the sky but also posed risks to air quality, escalating temperatures significantly. This occurrence, reminiscent of 2018's memorable event, prompted concerns about reduced sunlight and heightened pollution levels, particularly for individuals with underlying health conditions.

The effects didn't stop there. The vigorous winds fueled unanticipated early wildfires across the country's southern regions, adding to the dramatic scene unfolding in Greece.

Stay tuned for further updates and insights on weather phenomena around the globe. Remember to stay safe and informed! 🌍🔥

24/04/2024

گوادر کے لیے ایک بار پھر شدید گرج چمک کا الرٹ
تاریخ اجراء: 24 اپریل 2024
✦ بلوچستان کی مغربی ساحلی پٹی پچھلے دو ماہ سے شدید بارشوں کے باعث سیلابی صورتحال کا شکار ہے جس کے سبب انفراسٹرکچر کو شدید نقصان پہنچا ہے اور کچی آبادیوں میں رہنے والے مقامی لوگوں کو بھی دشواری کا سامنا کرنا پڑ رہا ہے۔گوادر کی سالانہ اوسط محض 72 ملی میٹر ہے لیکن غیر معمولی طور پر متواتر مغربی سلسلوں کے باعث جنوری سے لے کر اپریل تک گوادر میں 394 ملی میٹر بارشیں ریکارڈ کی جاچکی ہے جبکہ اسی کے ساتھ جیوانی جہاں سالانہ اوسط محض 83 ملی میٹر ہے جنوری تا اپریل 341 ملی میٹر بارشیں ریکارڈ کی جاچکی ہے۔
✦ اس وقت ایک اور مغربی سلسلہ بلوچستان کے نزدیک موجود ہے جو آج رات سے صوبے کو متاثر کرنا شروع کرے گا جس کے سبب گوادر اور جیوانی کے نزدیک بحیرہ عرب میں ایک سرکیولیشن/ورٹکس کی تشکیل متوقع ہے۔مذکورہ سرکیولیشن کے تحت گوادر، جیوانی اور ان سے ملحقہ سیلاب زدہ علاقوں میں آج دیر رات یا کل صبح گرج چمک کے ساتھ درمیانی سے تیز بارش کا امکان ہے جبکہ کچھ مقامات پر موسلادھار بارش بھی ریکارڈ کی جاسکتی ہے جس سے ندی نالوں میں ایک بار پھر طغیانی کا خدشہ ہے۔
◘ نوٹ: مذکورہ مغربی سلسلہ اگلے چند دنوں کے دوران پاکستان کے بیشتر مقامات پر بارشیں اور ژالہ باری برسائے گا جبکہ شمالی علاقہ جات کے بلند و بالا پہاڑوں پر برف باری کا امکان ہے۔کراچی میں اس دوران موسم معمول کے مطابق خشک اور مرطوب رہے گا اور شہر کے اندرونی حصوں میں بارش کی خاطر خواہ سرگرمیاں متوقع نہیں ہیں تاہم انتہائی مضافاتی علاقوں میں دوپہر کے اوقات میں لوکل ڈیویلپمنٹس کا امکان موجود رہے گا۔

23/04/2024

🌩️ Severe Weather Alert: Two Rounds of Storms Ahead! 🌩️

Attention everyone! We're tracking two significant jet stream disturbances moving from the Rockies into the Plains, expected to bring severe weather from Thursday through this weekend. Get ready and stay safe as we prepare for two rounds of potentially dangerous conditions.

Round 1: Thursday to Friday Night
Thursday Afternoon to Night: Expect severe storms to erupt from the Texas panhandle to western Oklahoma and south-central Kansas. Large hail is the primary threat, with isolated tornadoes and damaging winds also possible.
Friday to Friday Night: The risk shifts eastward across the Plains and Midwest. Areas from Iowa to north-central Texas, including cities like Dallas-Fort Worth, Kansas City, Tulsa, and Des Moines, could face severe thunderstorms with large hail, wind damage, and tornado risks in the afternoon and evening.
Round 2: The Weekend Outlook
Saturday: As the second disturbance moves in, severe thunderstorms could develop from northern Texas to parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, northwest Arkansas, and Missouri. Cities like Dallas-Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, and Wichita need to be on high alert.
Sunday: The threat continues moving east, likely affecting northeast Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois. Details are still forming, so stay tuned!
🚨 Safety Tips:

Stay Informed: Follow updates and watch for alerts in your area.
Prepare Your Home: Secure outdoor objects and check your emergency kits.
Plan Ahead: Consider altering travel plans if you're in the path of these storms.
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20/04/2024

🔥 Urgent Update: Mount Ruang Volcanic Eruption & Evacuation

🌋 Mount Ruang on Indonesia's Sulawesi island has erupted multiple times since last Friday, posing severe risks from ash, falling rocks, and hot volcanic clouds. Local authorities have escalated their warnings due to fears of a potential tsunami.

Key Updates:
Evacuations: Over 11,000 people have been evacuated from the danger zone surrounding the volcano. Emergency teams are working tirelessly, relocating residents to safer areas by boat.
Airport Closure: The nearby international airport in Manado city remains closed as volcanic ash fills the sky, severely disrupting flights.
Tsunami Risk: There is a heightened concern that a part of the volcano could collapse into the sea, mirroring a catastrophic event from 1871 that triggered a tsunami.
Current Activity: The latest observations indicate continuous large eruptions. The highest alert level has been issued, advising people to stay at least six kilometers away from the volcano.
Safety Tips:
Stay Informed: Keep up to date with the latest announcements from local authorities.
Evacuation: Follow evacuation orders strictly and assist others in need.
Health Precautions: Wear masks to protect against ash inhalation and use goggles to shield your eyes.
🛑 For those in affected areas, please prioritize your safety and follow all guidance from emergency services. Our thoughts are with all those impacted by these events.

Stay safe, everyone!

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20/04/2024

20/04/2024

LA NINA ALONE NO GUARANTEE FOR BUMPER MONSOON

A rare combination of positive IOD and is surely promising better prospects for monsoon 2024. However, the question still remains, as to, when does ENSO will be neutral and the advisory begins. It is very essential for Positive IOD and La Nina to remain in phase for a sufficient duration to trigger monsoon bursts. Weak and silent MJO reveals the least possibility of a maiden pre-monsoon cyclone during this month in the Indian seas.

Click on the link to read more:
https://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/la-nina-alone-no-guarantee-for-bumper-monsoon/

19/04/2024

🌤️☁️ Clouds 101: Understanding the Different Types ☁️🌤️

Ever looked up at the sky and wondered what those fluffy formations are called? Clouds not only paint the sky with their mesmerizing shapes but also provide valuable insights into weather patterns. Let's dive into some common cloud types:

1️⃣ Cumulus: These are the puffy, cotton-like clouds we often see on bright, sunny days. They typically indicate fair weather but can develop into thunderheads if they grow vertically.

2️⃣ Stratus: Stratus clouds form in layers and often appear as a blanket covering the sky. They bring overcast conditions and may produce light rain or drizzle.

3️⃣ Cirrus: Cirrus clouds are thin and wispy, resembling delicate strands. They form at high altitudes and are composed of ice crystals. Cirrus clouds often precede a change in weather, signaling the approach of a warm front or the onset of precipitation.

4️⃣ Cumulonimbus: These towering clouds are associated with thunderstorms and can reach impressive heights. Cumulonimbus clouds are responsible for heavy rain, lightning, and sometimes hail or tornadoes.

5️⃣ Stratocumulus: A blend of stratus and cumulus clouds, stratocumulus formations appear as low, lumpy masses with breaks of clear sky between them. They often occur in stable weather conditions but can thicken and bring light rain.

Understanding these cloud types can help you interpret the sky's messages and predict upcoming weather changes. Keep an eye on the clouds next time you step outside—they might reveal more than you think! ☁️🔍

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16/04/2024

Pakistan Weather Update

16/04/2024

🌪️🌩️ Severe Storms Expected to Unleash Large Hail and Tornadoes Across Central US 🌩️🌪️

Buckle up, folks! Millions across the central US are bracing for severe thunderstorms early this week, with damaging wind gusts, large hail, and tornadoes on the menu. A potent storm system is sweeping across the country, intensifying as it goes.

🚨 Key Highlights:

Nebraska and Kansas facing Level 3 risk of severe thunderstorms, while a broader region from Texas to South Dakota is under Level 2 risk.
Storms expected to intensify overnight, posing greater danger as they catch people off guard.
Mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley regions also at risk, with storms capable of producing damaging winds and hail.
Hail the size of baseballs possible in Texas and parts of Kansas to South Dakota.
Potential for strong tornadoes, particularly in Kansas and Nebraska, with the threat extending from Texas to South Dakota.
Nighttime tornadoes more than twice as deadly as daytime ones, highlighting the urgency of preparedness.
Severe weather threat shifting eastward on Tuesday, with continued risk of damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.
Concerns of heavy rainfall and flooding, with some areas already grappling with minor floods.
🌧️💦 Stay Safe and Prepared:

Keep your phone charged and alerts enabled to ensure timely warnings.
Be vigilant, especially after dark, as nighttime tornadoes pose a higher risk.
Monitor weather updates and heed advisories from local authorities.
Let's stay vigilant and prepared as we navigate through this stormy weather. Safety first, everyone! 🌐