From the early morning hours of January 21, 2017 to January 23, 2017 there were 66 confirmed tornadoes across 8 states making it the second largest January tornado outbreak on record. Second to the January 1999 outbreak that spawned 129 tornadoes. Tornadoes were seen from Texas to Georgia and Florida. “A rare “high risk” severe…
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Many of you have seen the damage and devastation hurricane Matthew caused across the Caribbean and Southeast. I wanted to share my personal encounter with hurricane Matthew with everyone. Hurricane Matthew has left its scar from the Caribbean to the Carolina’s. Please watch this short 12 minute documentary of my chase of Hurricane Matthew. Sadly, over…
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A tornado outbreak that started Tuesday continued into a second full day of destruction and tragedy yesterday as the powerful storm system shifted from the southeast into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, killing four more people in Virginia. The storm system has spanned hundreds of miles and more than a dozen states since the first tornado…
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This post originates from the National Weather Service Office in Peachtree City, GA: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ffc/?n=severeweathernovember18,2015 A strong upper low pressure system and associated surface front brought a squall line of storms across the area during the late afternoon and evening hours of Wednesday, November 18. While instability for storm development was low, there was strong wind…
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The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th. However there is an area in the western Atlantic that some of the computer models are picking up on that could develop into either a tropical low or a sub-tropical low pressure system off the coast of the southeast by mid-week next week. There…
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I hope everyone in the south enjoyed the nice sunny weather this past weekend. Starting this afternoon and lasting through next monday much of the south can expect to receive anywhere from 1-5 inches of rain. See the forecast maps below. The first is the GFS model which trends towards higher amounts. The second is…
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The last 48 hours have brought some incredible winter weather to parts of the southeast. Many places in Kentucky saw over 8 inches of snow and some areas received over a foot! Meanwhile parts of Tennessee, North Georgia, and South Carolina were covered in some areas by up to 0.75″ of ice by this morning.…
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