A Significant Severe Weather Outbreak Is Possible Across The Southeast On Easter Sunday
A multi-day severe weather event will peak on Sunday with the possibility of a significant severe weather outbreak across the heart of the southeastern states. A moderate risk for severe weather is in effect on Sunday for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi,…
Read MoreA Significant Severe Weather Outbreak Is Possible Across The Southeast On Easter Sunday
A multi-day severe weather event will peak on Sunday with the possibility of a significant severe weather outbreak across the heart of the southeastern states. A moderate risk for severe weather is in effect on Sunday for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi,…
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April Starts With Thundersnow And A Frigid Chill On The Northern Plains
The northern Plains is still clinging to winter as a push of Arctic air descends over the region and a round of snow to close out the first week of April. Periods of snow will bring up to half a foot of accumulation to parts of North Dakota and Minnesota…
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Some Strong Tornadoes Are Possible In Alabama And Tennessee On Tuesday Evening
Not for nothing, but the recent questions about whether it’s safe to break social distancing to seek shelter from tornadoes in community storm shelters wasn’t a hypothetical. There’s a risk for severe thunderstorms across parts of the…
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Storm Shelters: It’s OK To Skip Social Distancing For An Hour If It Means Surviving A Tornado
Most Americans are parked at home right now as we try to slow the spread of a dangerous virus that’s moving through communities here and around the world. But even as we adjust our lives to spare one another, the world continues around us just as…
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A Widespread Threat For Severe Weather Will Cover The Central U.S. On Thursday Evening
A widespread risk for severe weather will develop across much of the central United States on Tuesday as warm, humid air surges northward behind a warm front. Several rounds of severe thunderstorms will develop through Thursday night, bringing the risk…
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There’s A Risk For Some Strong Tornadoes Over The Western Ohio Valley On Thursday
Severe thunderstorms are likely across parts of the Ohio Valley and Mid-South on Thursday afternoon. Some of the thunderstorms will be capable of producing tornadoes, some of which could be strong or long-tracked. The Storm Prediction Center issued…
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A Meteorologist’s Nightmare: A Strong Tornado Struck Downtown Nashville After Midnight
Nashville lived through a nightmare early Tuesday morning as a strong tornado struck the city’s core in the middle of the night. The tornado—or tornadoes, if there were several along a path—touched down west of Nashville after midnight and likely…
Read MoreA Meteorologist’s Nightmare: A Strong Tornado Struck Downtown Nashville After Midnight
Nashville lived through a nightmare early Tuesday morning as a strong tornado struck the city’s core in the middle of the night. The tornado—or tornadoes, if there were several along a path—touched down west of Nashville after midnight and likely…
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The Rare Meteorological Phenomenon “Snow Firehose” Is Neither Rare Nor A Phenomenon
Poor CBS News. The more I write about their weather coverage, the more it just feels like bullying. The radar started spinning off the pedestal in 2014. First, there was CBS’s infamous “sideways tornado,” which was not a tornado. A year…
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