Opens profile photo
Follow
Kathryn Prociv
@KathrynProciv
Meteorologist for 🦚, EVP 🦋. Emmy Award-Winning. Former 🌪. MS & CCM #GoHokies! Views my own
Joined October 2010

Kathryn Prociv’s Tweets

Rather large swath of 10"-15" in the past 12 hours extends from downtown Dallas east along I-30 and also southeast to Loop 12, then continues southeast. Keep in mind that 1 in 1000 year rainfall interval in this area over 12 hours time is ~12". #txwx
Image
1
14
Question for my tweeps out there! Any of my Northeast/New England followers seeing leaves turning? 🍃🍂🍁
Fall Weather GIF
GIF
11
14
The hourly report of 3.01" of rain at DFW Airport ending at 1:53 AM CDT was the station's largest one-hour precipitation report on record dating back to 1953 (data via mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/plotting/auto)
Image
Quote Tweet
Major flooding across portions of Dallas County, especially in the downtown area. Standing water on highways has submerged a lot of vehicles. DO NOT drive through flooded roadways!
3
27
Show this thread

Topics to follow

Sign up to get Tweets about the Topics you follow in your Home timeline.

Carousel

The flash flood signal has been there for days in North TX. It was just a matter of where exactly the axis of heaviest rainfall rates took shape, and of course, it chose an area with a greater concentration of hydrophobic surfaces (Dallas).
Quote Tweet
A significant rainfall setup is on tap from the Southwest to the Southern Plains. This loop via @burgwx's page shows PWAT percentiles from the Euro, which highlights just how long some parts of the region (particularly southeast AZ to north TX) see >90 percentile PWATs.
Show this thread
Embedded video
GIF
6
Let the EURO vs. GFS begin. Either way, my birthday week/weekend should be interesting! #tropics
Quote Tweet
CSU has issued 2-week Atlantic #hurricane forecast (Aug. 18-31) and gives highest odds for near-normal activity (70%) with below-normal & above-normal both given 15% chances. Tropical cyclone activity is likely to increase later in the period: tropical.colostate.edu/Forecast/2022-
Show this thread
Image
Image
Image
Image
8
It only took the #ISS ~2 minutes to fly from DC to Boston vs. a commercial airliner that takes ~90 minutes! That's what 17,000 mph vs. 500 mph will get ya! #SpotTheStation #ilovespace
Quote Tweet
2 minutes of WOW. This lovely clear view starts over @washingtondc and @BaltimoreMD, leading to @PhiladelphiaGov, @nycgov then at the very end @CityOfBoston right before the clouds. @NWS_BaltWash @NWSNewYorkNY @NWSBoston Aug 13, 2022 9:46 EDT.
Show this thread
Embedded video
2:04
10.3K views
1
14
First-ever Tier 2 water shortage. And we saw this coming.
Quote Tweet
Today, @Interior announced urgent actions to improve and protect the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River System in the face of climate change-driven drought, extreme heat and low precipitation. doi.gov/pressreleases/
Show this thread
5
Another example of "x" is happening faster and/or sooner than we modelled due to #climatechange. 👀 What's the term for 'nowcasting' in #climate terms?
Quote Tweet
Boreal spruce trees are moving fast into the Arctic tundra, where climate scientists did not expect them to be for another century. For @qz : qz.com/spruce-trees-h
Image
1
7
Thought back to times I felt helpless knowing lives were being lost/feeling like it was either just the beginning, or no end in sight. Super Outbreak April 2011: debris balls on every tornadic supercell Hurricane Harvey: never-ending rain Hurricane Maria: bearing down on PR
Quote Tweet
Sunday evening question: what has been the most memorable weather moment of your time watching the atmosphere? For me, probably either watching Maria RI on satellite or tracking 25+ MRMS FLASH unit streamflow values inundate the NYC metro during Ida.
11
You guys the latest ENSO blog is an ode to Olivia Newton John! 🎶Suddenly🎶 I can't wait to read it!
Quote Tweet
Not only does La Niña continue, but it’s likely that a La Niña three-peat will happen this winter too with chances over 70%. If it happens, this will be only the third time with three La Niña winters in a row in our 73-year record. @NWSCPC climate.gov/news-features/
Subsurface temperature animation of the tropical Pacific. Blues representing colder than average waters develop during late July and move closer to the surface. Reds indicating warmer than average waters stay solidly placed at depth over the western Pacific.
GIF
7
10-11 degree dewpoint drop in 3 hours yes please! It's coming! cc
Quote Tweet
The cold front is finally moving through New York, providing much needed relief from the heat and humidity. Dew points have significantly dropped within the last 3-hrs across WNY and St. Lawrence region, and will slowly move east as the morning progresses. #nysmesonet #nywx
Image
Image
Image
7
Major #NerdAlert!! 🤓 Love me some backward trajectories. Wind direction rules all! Much more refreshing air mass coming soon to the northeast! 🥳
Quote Tweet
Who doesn't love a good air parcel trajectory illustrating its origin?! Ahem @KathrynProciv @TomNiziol. Left (today): tropical Right (Thursday): RELIEF! Thank you, Cold Front! 🥳
Image
Image
13
For parts of central Denver, it was a rainfall event that is estimated to occur every several hundreds years - one that flooded I-70 and resulted in numerous rescues being undertaken. Local rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches were estimated in barely an hour. #COwx
Image
Image
29
Oh hey ! If memory serves me correctly, Beth was one of the first people I ever highlighted as the "Geek of the Week" on years ago. She rocks!!
Quote Tweet
We’re so excited to see women in chasing getting great coverage in Canada!! 🇨🇦 Check out this piece featuring ⁦@adolwyn⁩ ⁦@dartanner⁩ & ⁦@treetanner⁩ from ⁦@CBCNews⁩ Calgary! 💜🌪💜 cbc.ca/news/canada/ca
1
14