Severe Storm Threat Through Late Week
Published: Oct 29, 2013, 7:44 AM EDTweather.com
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The jet stream – the band of winds some 30,000 feet aloft that influences large-scale weather patterns – has plunged southward across the western states the last few days and is now headed for the nation's midsection. Meanwhile, southerly winds will start to bring moist air from the Gulf of Mexico northward into the southern and central Plains and eventually parts of the Midwest and Southeast.
Eventually, as the disturbance in the West starts to push east into the moist unstable air, severe thunderstorms are likely to develop. The questions are exactly where, when, and how much – and there are still some uncertainties in that part of the forecast.
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