A Drenching Storm Could Bring Severe Storms, Flash Flooding To The Southeast Thursday
An unusually juicy storm for early February will drench the southeastern United States on Thursday, carrying a moderate risk for flash flooding and an enhanced risk for severe thunderstorms. The sprawling system is so large that it’ll produce…
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Parts Of Southern Georgia Saw 7 Inches Of Rain In Just Three Hours On Tuesday
A large cluster of thunderstorms that popped up in southern Georgia on Tuesday evening produced more than 7.00 inches of rain in just a couple of hours, prompting a flash flood warning as local waterways and storm sewers were inundated by the abrupt…
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Tropical Downpours Could Lead To Flash Flooding In Parts Of The Southeast This Week
Heavy downpours could lead to localized flash flooding across parts of the southeastern United States this week as a deep plume of tropical moisture spreads over the region. Forecasts on Tuesday night called for a widespread drenching across the…
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A ‘Significant Tornado and Wind Damage Event’ Is Possible in the South on Saturday
The first significant severe weather outbreak of 2019 is likely to unfold on Saturday across parts of southern United States. An approaching storm system will allow for a dangerous environment in which thunderstorms can grow severe in a hurry. The Storm…
Read MoreWaves of Storms Set to Bring Flooding Rains to the Southeast This Week
Every day is mildew season in the southeastern United States these days since it’s apparently never going to stop raining. That interminable wet streak will continue with five or more inches of rain anticipated over the next seven days across an…
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The Southeast Just Saw An Exceptionally Warm First Week Of February
This has been an exceptionally warm week for parts of the southern and eastern United States, where record highs fell on Thursday—some in resounding fashion—as daytime high temperatures climbed 30°F or more above normal in spots. The spring preview came…
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A Significant, Disruptive Winter Storm Will Hit North Carolina This Weekend
The winter storm we’ve been watching for the past week is almost a certainty at this point. North Carolina stores are quickly running out of the staples as residents collectively realize that we’ll be sitting around the house for a couple of…
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Can’t Stand the Gloomy Weather in the Southeast? Blame Cold Air Damming.
Happy CAD season! Today is the first installment of many gray, soggy days that will cast a shroud of gloom over the southeastern United States through next spring. Cold air damming (CAD) is a frequent phenomenon east of the Appalachian Mountains during…
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Soaking Rains for Southeast as Florida Prepares for Strengthening Tropical Storm
Subtropical Storm Alberto is looking more organized tonight as it moves into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. The storm’s outer bands are overspreading the Florida peninsula this evening and bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and the chance for…
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Alberto Will Likely Threaten the Northern Gulf Coast as a Strong Tropical Storm Next Week
And so it begins. The National Hurricane Center has issued its first advisory on newly-minted Subtropical Storm Alberto in the western Caribbean. The storm could intensify into a strong tropical storm as it approaches the northern Gulf Coast early next…
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