It's been a historic week weatherwise across the country. We look back on the impacts of several winter storms. Bonnie and Bobby look at the Texas situation and discuss how it happened and how changes need to be made. The cold temperatures that gripped the country have retreated and the clean up begins.

The US is under the gun with storms one after another crossing the country. Oregon saw significant snow and ice the last few days and now the Intermountain West and Central Plains are under the gun. We could see 10-20 inches of snow in and around Oklahoma City. Warnings exist coast to coast.

The Polar Vortex is back and spreading arctic air across the US. The midwest is already seeing temperatures plunge below zero. All the ingredients are falling into place for some areas to pick up big amounts of snow. Oklahoma could be looking at potential record snowfall while out west, the Pacific Northwest is gearing up for what could be their first arctic outbreak in several years.

The Bernie Mittens crazy swept the country and we talk about our favorites. Bonnie is under a slight risk for severe weather in Oklahoma. That set up is taking shape as we talked. Out in Oregon, Bobby was bummed when the snow didn't fall to the valley floor.

It's been a fun a crazy week weatherwise. We look back at some of the fascinating events including the Colorado windstorm that sent dust into four other states, the midwest blizzard, and we talk about Mine-Effect snow. The Pacific Northwest is in for a huge pattern change and its starting to get on people's nerves with each model run. Bonnie and Bobby reveal their storm chasing playlists.

Texas is facing a massive winter storm, dumping 4-6 inches of snow across a major portion of the state. This winter storm will extend into Louisiana and Mississippi. The Pacific Northwest will see a major atmospheric river event this week, which could drop 1-3 inches of rain in the metropolitan areas, while spots in the coast range could see rainfall in excess of 10 inches. While the events of Wednesday's events at the Capitol Building are fresh in our memories, we discuss our feelings about what took place.

2021 is off and running. We recap some fun weather events over the last two weeks including a challenging forecast for Oklahoma City. Breaking down the dynamics of the storm and how they ended up with inches of snow on top of ice. Out in Oregon, Bobby was heartbroken when the winter weather advisory failed to happen.

It was a busy weather week with a huge Nor'Easter. Record setting snowfall happening over parts of New York and Pennsylvania. Heavy bands of snow sat over areas for hours, dropping up to forty four inches. The storm actually started earlier in the week, creating snow in parts of the plains including Oklahoma City. Out west, a firehose is aimed at Oregon and Washington. Portland could see over 2 inches of rain in 24 hours.

Oklahoma City is under a winter storm warning for the snowfall this morning. This storm that is bringing the snow to the plains will turn into a beast of a Nor'Easter, impacting the east coast mid week. The GFS has this storm bottoming out around 934 millibars.

Oklahoma City flirted with another round of winter weather that did impact parts of the panhandle with a decent amount of snow. Out in Oregon, a pesky east wind event has set up and its kept any winter precipitation away.