Signs of Incoming Extreme Weather To Predict Storms

You don’t need a weatherperson to tell you exactly what the weather is going to do. A fancy degree and high-tech equipment aren’t the only way you can tell if storms are coming. There are very noticeable shifts and clues to tell you what may be on the horizon. You just have to know what to look for.

No, you may not be able to predict outside of a week’s long time window, but the signs pointing to future weather will tell you how you should dress, if you need an umbrella, or if you should shelter in place. 

Below are some common signs for you to look out for. Learn these, and before you know it, it could be you as the weather radar among your group. 

A Sudden Change in Temperature

Sometimes, you may notice the temperature drop very suddenly. This is usually followed by an incoming storm front. One minute, the sun is out and you are feeling the warm rays, but cold fronts come through and bring dense, chilly air that forces warm air upward, often triggering clouds, wind, and precipitation.