Welcome back to another weekly update everyone! Hope you are having a good day so far. This will be a short weekly update, but let’s first talk about the storm last night.

January 10, 2020

Many of the storms formed from this cold front turned severe. Many places up North in Oklahoma even got many reported tornadoes. DFW had many instances of rotating storms. One even dropped a tornado in south Fort worth. Then, as the storm continued east, many tornadoes spawned and unfortunately killed at least 7 people and injured dozens more.

(https://www.usatoday.com/picture-gallery/weather/2020/01/11/shreveport-louisiana-weather-tornado-warning-damage-aftermath-storm/4437761002/)

Weekly Forecast

This is just for the general DFW area

TODAY– Mostly Clear, High 43 | Low 31

SUNDAY– Mostly Sunny, High 58 | Low 41

MONDAY– Mostly Cloudy, High 65 | Low 50

TUESDAY – Partly Cloudy, High 67| Low 56

WEDNESDAY– Mostly Cloudy, then showers, High 71| Low 48

THURSDAY– Mostly Cloudy, then showers, High 63| Low 57

FRIDAY– Mostly Cloudy, High 68| Low 43

SATURDAY– Mostly Cloudy, High 53| Low 33

GAME DAY

Game Day January 2020! Here We Go! Game Day is a section most WC member love and look forward too. Here are the rules:

1. Don’t look up weather questions online to get the answers. This is using your brain to try to win.
2. Answer in the comments to have a chance to win!
3. FIRST PERSON TO COMMENT WHO GETS THEM ALL RIGHT WINS! If no one gets them all right, first to get the most right wins!

Here We Go!!! (HINT) some show the DEATH TOLL

These are recorded from 1970-2004

Question 1

What’s the number one most DEADLY natural disaster in the US?

1. Flooding
2. Heat or drought
3. Tornado (2,365 deaths)
4. Lightning
5. Wildfire
6. Sinkhole

Question 2

What’s the Second most DEADLY natural disaster in the US?

1. Severe Thunderstorm related
2. Drought
3. Wildfire (52 deaths)
4. Extreme Cold
5. Famine
6. Mud slide (70 deaths)

Question 3

What’s the Third most DEADLY natural disaster in the US?

1. Tornado
2. Flooding (2,788 deaths)
3. Winter Weather
4. Drought
5. Earthquake (302 deaths)
6. Hurricane (304 deaths)

so long…

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