Tomorrow will be an active severe weather day across parts of the South Plains and Southeast.
UPDATED: Today’s Severe Weather Potential – 4/13/14
Good morning / afternoon everyone. After taking another look at the latest model runs I’ve crafted a different area for where severe weather will be likely today. Notice that the threat shifted a little farther east and has been expanded. Also the tornado threat has been expanded and shifted east. Right now, the threat for EF-2 or greater tornadoes isn’t… Read more →
April’s tornado climatology
In Texas, April is the start of a pretty active spring. According to the National Climate Data Center, Texas will see – on average – 28 tornadoes in April. Meanwhile, in the southeast, a “hotbed” for early-spring tornado activity in recent years, most states only average between five and eight tornadoes. Looking back at the past three months, there has… Read more →
The Storm Prediction Center has “upped” the threat for tornadoes across Kentucky, Ohio and a sliver of West Virginia this afternoon.
Pictures: Southeast flooding as told by Twitter
Twitter is a great place to find pictures of the damage from the flooding on Sunday night / Monday morning. Take a look. These dumpsters floated about 40 feet away from their original location #alwx @CBS42 pic.twitter.com/1Ohuwyx1Y0 — Melissa Y. Kim (@melissaykim) April 7, 2014 We have video from little shades creek on Laurel View Lane just off Rocky Ridge… Read more →
