Meteorologist Ryan Hall didn’t sugarcoat it: he said the weather pattern is about to “snap,” and once it does, the vibe shifts from springlike warmth to mid-winter reality fast enough to give people whiplash.
In his forecast, Hall laid out a classic setup that turns messy in a hurry – abnormally warm air surging north, a cold front charging in behind it, and the atmosphere acting like it has something to prove.
He pointed to active warnings already firing off in Oklahoma as he spoke, with tornado watches, tornado warnings, and severe thunderstorm warnings popping up “left and right,” which he said is what happens when warm air gets shoved into the path of a strong front…