This Polar Vortex Is Returning! Get Ready

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]The weather pattern is about to change  dramatically, everybody. The temperatures you're feeling now, it's about to come in even  further as we go through the rest of April into at least the first 10 days of May. This is going to  bring a lot of people with their high temperatures will not get out of the 40s and 50s. And these 40s  and 50s will go all the way towards the south as well as we have this big ball of colder air that's  just going to sit here and rotate for a bit. Happy Monday everybody. Mark again here at Weatherman  Plus. I have some new information to show you. So, let's get right on into it. So, here's what's  happening and when. So, as we go through this week, we still have our severe weather event  that's happening for Thursday and Friday. I still believe we will get a Saturday and I believe this  will shift further towards the north. Now, some of the impacts I am seeing are calming down a little  bit already, but it's still going to bring damage and winds, very large hail, and still a tornado  threat. Now, as we go through this weekend, going all the way into next week, we're going to  start getting colder air coming through. But once we go into May, this is where it's really going to  come in. As we go through next weekend and beyond, this is where the colder air is going to sit  and it's going to stay for a bit, everybody.

[00:01:12]But showing after that, it should leave and  everything should start going back to normal. So, first, let's start on the severe weather pattern.  That way, you know what to expect right around the corner in the immediate future. Then we're  going to go through everything else. Remember, time stamps are always down to below to help  save you time. Now, on our severe probability, you can see as we go through Wednesday, we  could see a little bit of severity over here for Nebraska going towards the Dakotas. A little  bit of isolated storms here and there. And once we go through Thursday, this is where our main event  is starting. Look right here and you can see this has downgraded a little bit already from the last  update I gave you on the severe probability. still showing this will be further towards the central  and the southern US and as we go through Friday it will be there and I'm still showing we will get  a Saturday out of this everybody showing as we go through Thursday our due points are going to build  way up all the way into the 60s everybody then as we go through for Friday is going to transfer  over towards the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley but all the way into the south and this is where  our instability is really going to be and for Saturday it's going to stay southern as well with  a lot of strong due points. So it will tap into this lift and we will get some storms building up  still showing a lot of chances for damaging winds even large hail even the chances for tornadoes.  Then as we go from Thursday into Friday we have it as well going towards Ohio Valley and  the Great Lakes. But it really strengthens over here towards the south as we go late Friday  evening and into Saturday as well showing these storms will stay southern after that. So now you  can see as you go from Wednesday into Thursday, we still have a strengthening low pressure at 986.  That's a very strong low pressure, but we don't have any storms forming up because we have that  cap. Then as you go through for Thursday, showing that it will break through that cap and we will  get some storms forming late Thursday evening over here for Nebraska going towards Iowa all the way  into the overnight hours. This is bring chances for damage and winds, large hail, and you cannot  rule out a tornado threat. I think it's going to be more of damaging winds and large hail. Then  as you go overnight for Friday, see that carries further towards the south. So for Friday, you  start getting more chances for damage and winds, hail, even a chance for a tornado that you cannot  rule out that as you go from Friday into Saturday, you see them storms stay there all the way  until Saturday. In fact, the latest impacts, you can see this with the chances for the damage  and winds. And remember, all this orange is 50, but look how much less this is. If you remember  the last report, this shows a lot of 60s, even 70s in the higher elevations of the Rockies.  So, this is a zero Z. And when you go by 60 that just come out, it's even less winds, everybody.  Now, we still have the chance for severe weather, of course, as we go through for Thursday. So far,  this is your cities and states at risk. You see, it did shift a little bit further north into  Iowa, southern Minnesota. I'm still expecting this to shift even further towards the north. And for  Friday, you see Friday's severe weather has shrunk down everybody. This could expand further towards  the east and be there for Saturday as well. So far, here's your cities and states at risk for  severe weather for Friday. But you can see here from Colorado State University. So, National  Weather Service has something out for Wednesday.

[00:04:29]Just a chance for some storms, a marginal. You  see what Colorado State University, it could be a little bit stronger, but this is where they still  have that cap in place. But as we go through for Thursday, look what National Weather Service with  their new update going further towards the north.

[00:04:43]Look where Colorado State University showing this  can go all the way into Minnesota. This is going to go all the way into Canada right where this low  pressure is going to go. Might even see an uptick for Thursday over here for Oklahoma. So just be  aware of that. And as we go through for Friday, you can see with National Weather Service look  like Colorado State University showing about the same thing. I think it can stretch a little bit  more into Texas, but it's not a very huge event that's about to happen. And you can see it could  last for Saturday as well in the same locations, everybody. Now, let's change gears and update  you on this cold blast coming through and how long is going to stay. Cuz you can see your  latest information from the Arctic oscillation.

[00:05:21]We still have this cold air coming through as we  go through for this weekend and it will linger all the way until next weekend. Maybe even staying all  the way towards the middle of May showing it might start going on an uptrend after the middle of May.  I will keep you updated. So far, that's the latest information. That's the part that always shifts  around a little bit. So, I will keep you updated.

[00:05:45]So far, look like we're going to pull out of it as  we go towards the middle to late part of May. Now, when you look at all the weather models on the  Arctic oscillation, you can see it's not just one model. You can see they're all in agreement.  This cold blast coming through. Everybody still showing this cold air is going to bomb on in as we  go through the rest of April all the way towards the east coast. And you can see it stays all along  that east coast as we go through the beginning of May with a big below average anomaly. and still  showing after that we're going to go back to a normal phase where this looks like it's starting  to heal up towards the north and we're losing that sudden stratospheric warming in the north. You can  also see this with GFS. It is trending. This is going to come on in. It is going to linger all the  way towards the east everybody. Then we're going to start changing after that as we go towards  the middle of May. Now I say the middle of May because it takes about seven to 10 days for these  temperatures to reach the ground level. So you see May 4th, but it's really around May 10th or a  little bit after when these impacts will happen.

[00:06:47]So look at this. As we look at our stratosphere,  you can see the colder air up above. This is what we're dealing with. It's going to start moving  away. Then as we go through for Wednesday into Thursday, it's going to come in again. Now,  this is where it comes in for this weekend, but it really bombs in as we go into next week,  everybody. So we're getting that cold front still coming through, bringing our severe weather  as well. But once we go past this weekend, this is where it's really going to dig in for  the first week to 10 days of May. Just a colder anomaly pushing through, especially for Canada.  But this is what's coming through. This is what's keeping those highs in the 40s and the 50s for  some people. And it is going to get cooler and cooler further south into the US. Now, as far as  freezing temperatures in the south, I'm not seeing that. So, your crops should be okay. But this  is really going to impact the crops to the north showing we will get a lot of snow into Canada  during this time. Also in the higher elevations of the Rockies and over here for California still  bringing snow. And another quick switch as we talk about what's happening later into our tropics.  Everybody showing that as we go into May, we're going to start getting this favorable environment  shifting through into the Pacific. Now remember, we're going into a strong El Nino. So, we're  going to see a big warmup into the Pacific, showing that this is really going to get favorable  as we move through May. This is where storms are going to form, everybody. So, our hurricane season  will still be quite mild. It's supposed to be for an Elin. You're supposed to get a lot of shear and  supposed to be mild for the Atlantic storms. This is where it could form up close still from the  Gulf towards the east coast. But we got to watch the Pacific. These storms that come through will  threaten Hawaii. We could even see another storm come towards the southwest or towards California  again. But this right here is a little concerning showing that we get a lot of favorable environment  already as we go towards the end of May. I think we will see an early hurricane season into the  Pacific. Everybody also showing on our potential velocity anomaly. Not only was coming through for  the Pacific, this is going to carry through across all the way into the Atlantic and the Caribbean.  Everybody, you can see us right here for Central America. So, you have the Caribbean in this area  and in this area, you have the Gulf going into the Pacific. So, we do have favorable environment  that's going to start pushing through as we go through May. And another update for our El Nino.  Everybody still showing it's going to be a strong El Nino, not a super El Nino or a Godzilla El  Nino. Look at the latest information showing as we go through our peak of hurricane season, as we go  through August, September, and October and beyond.

[00:09:36]We're going to start growing a very strong chance  for El Nino up here. Not just strong, a very strong. And when you look at the ensemble members,  you can see that the average black line, it does curve and it takes that southern route. So, this  don't even hit a 1.5 Celsius change. A two is a super El Nino. We're not even hitting a 1.5. So,  we're just going to have a strong El Nino like I forecasted in my video and it is showing true.  You see how the average is right on the lower end, everybody. So, the AMP impacts I showed you in  the super El Nino forecast is showing correct everybody. And that is what you can expect as you  go through this summer and this winter. If you didn't see it, it's up here in the corner. Make  sure you click on it and watch it. Now, the last thing I'm going to show you is these temperatures  coming through and so far what the update is. So that way you know what you can expect. So as  you go through for this Saturday, you going to have the cold front coming through bringing the  freezing temperatures bringing a cold wind chill with this as well, but it will warm right back up  for Saturday. Still staying hot across the south and the southeast. As you go through for Sunday,  the cold front stretches further towards the east, bringing freezing temperatures and bring another  wind chill in higher elevations as well. And once again, it will warm back up again for Sunday  along with the heat across the south and the southeast. Now, as you go through for Monday,  this is where it's going to start making its move as we go through next week. Once again,  bringing the freezing temperatures, bringing a very cold windchill with it. And for your highs  for Monday, a lot of people will not leave the 40s. This is going to dramatically spread all  across eastern United States and the 50s towards the southern United States. But as of right now  on Monday the 27th, you will stay warm across the south. As you go through Tuesday, the cold  front is going to be on the move with a slight windchill bringing with it as well. And your highs  for Tuesday, you can see the temperatures starting to push further south. And you're still very hot  all the way towards the Gulf and the Southeast, but it's on the move. So here goes Wednesday of  next week. Cold front coming through bringing a wind chill. And the highs, look, now it's starting  to smush further south into the US. And your highs are now in those 40s, just like I showed you in  my last video. Thursday, as we go through here, it comes down again, bringing the windchill with  it as well. But now your highs are staying further towards the south. You're still hot. It is going  to cool down even more, but now you're in the 70s instead of the 80s and 90s for everybody. You  still have them, but this will change. And Friday, here it comes down for Friday. Bringing  those 40s on down, bringing the 50s on down, even with a slight wind chill and your highs  for Friday. Look at this. This is going to be your high temperatures, everybody. Saturday coming  down again, bringing the cold windchill with it.

[00:12:25]And your highs for Saturday. Sunday comes down  again. Another cold windchill with it. And your highs for Sunday. I think you're starting to get  the point. And the last day I'm going to show you, Monday. Here it comes again. This is May 4th with  your wind chills, just slight wind chills. And you can see the update with Climate Prediction  Center still showing this cold front coming through all the way until the 3rd of May. I think  this could update a little bit more as well. That is your latest update on the weather forecast,  everybody, and some more updates that I threw in there for you just to keep you on top of the  game. Thank you again for your time. Hope you have a very blessed day out there, and thank you  for all your support, everybody. Now, before I go, a quick word from our father. Everybody remember,  always be nice, but don't let people step on you and just be stupid. Just because you're a believer  of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, don't mean you just get stepped on. You be nice, but you stay  strong. Matthew 10:16. Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves. Be therefore wise as  serpents and harmless as doves. Amen. Nice people always get pushed around and shoved around because  people think, "Oh, they're just nice and you can just do whatever you want to them." Remember,  be harmless as doves, but be wise as serpents.

[00:13:46]Don't let people treat you like that. Remember  everybody, above all things, all glory does go to God, our father in heaven, Yahweh. And I always  hope he keeps you safe every single day of your life and forever. Amen. Hallelujah. Amen. Have  a great day, everybody. I'll keep you updated.