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Multi‑Day Severe Weather Pattern Taking Aim at Texas and the Plains

A large‑scale, early‑season storm pattern is locking in across the central United States, and it will keep severe weather and heavy rain in the forecast for several days from Texas all the way to the Great Lakes. Multiple disturbances are ejecting out of a western U.S. trough, and each one taps rich Gulf moisture and ...


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Cheat Sheet: How NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center’s New Intensity Levels Make Severe Weather Outlooks Clearer Across t...

NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has added a new layer to its severe weather outlooks called Intensity Levels, which sit on top of the familiar Marginal–High risk categories and answer a different question: if storms hit, how intense could the worst ones be? This change is aimed squarely at everyday users—people driving I‑35 through Dallas–Fort Worth, commu...


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When does the time change? DST in 2026

Daylight saving time (DST) begins:  Sunday, March 8th, 2026. Sunday March 8th we will spring forward one hour. As a reminder check the batteries in your safety devices such as smoke detectors. When will DST end (return to standard time)? 2026 Countdown to Spring A few interesting DST tidbits Brief history of daylight saving time ...


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When does DST return to standard time in 2026?

DST ends and clocks return to standard time (“fall back”) at 2:00 AM on Sunday, November 1, 2026. States that do not observe the time change: Arizona (except for the Navajo Nation) and Hawaii. How did DST get started? We have compiled an brief, but very interesting, history of daylight saving time When does DST ...


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Upcoming Lunar Events for 2026

2026 Lunar Events Guide for Skywatchers Total Lunar Eclipse (March 3) A total lunar eclipse, often called a “Blood Moon,” lights up the early morning sky on March 3, visible across North America including Oklahoma before sunrise. The Moon turns a striking red hue for about 58 minutes as Earth’s shadow passes over it—this is ...


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