Dear
Doves, A major snowstorm rolling across the Plains will also
produce severe storms across the South Friday. It
is not uncommon to have severe weather events during the month of
December across the South. There are two main reasons why. First, the
proximity to the Gulf of Mexico means warm weather and higher humidity
can feed the storms, and second, the jet stream is situated across the
southern tier of the country and provides intense lift needed to
produce thunderstorms. These
factors will come together Friday to produce a band of severe storms
from eastern Texas through Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi. The
storms will develop ahead of a cold front that will plow across the
South, bringing an end to the nice, warm weather. Storms will start in
Texas and Arkansas and should move east with time during the day
Friday. The impacts with the storms will be damaging wind gusts,
hail and heavy rain. A tornado or two will be possible as well. Places that may be affected by the storms will be Little Rock,
Shreveport, Houston and Jackson. 2/severe-weather-returns-to-the.asp
I eagerly anticipate the Lord's coming more when I
see weather reports like this one. I consider He may come
for us during that very time- and being it is the last day of 2010
In the Bible, Zechariah 9 mentions the Lord"will march in the storms of
the south"
Severe
Weather Returns to the South Friday
