First Ever Heat Advisory Issued for Portions of Alaska
Here is something you have never seen before…A Heat Advisory in Alaska. This is the first ever heat advisory issued by the National Weather Service Office in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Severe Weather Outlook For The Central Plains
Severe storms are going to develop in the plains this afternoon which will bring damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rainfall.
Huge Tornado Moving Toward Lake City, Arkansas!
A massive tornado is moving into lake City, Arkansas at this time!
A Powerful Earthquake Has Struck in The Caribbean; No Threat of Tsunami Impacting US Gulf Coast
A very powerful earthquake has struck the Caribbean Sea nearly perfect in-between Belize (Central America) and Cuba and Jamaica.
Sign of the Season
Winter Weather Advisory continues for the Beartooth Highway in Wyoming, one of the most beautiful drives in the country.
Brett Adair Captures the Surge in Cocodrie LA
Our friend and storm chaser extraordinaire Brett Adair positioned himself in Cocodrie, LA this afternoon along LA-56, in very low lying territory and caught water rising rapidly.
Specific Wind Forecasts Based on Current Forecast Track and Intensity
Hurricane Francine will make landfall in southern Louisiana tomorrow afternoon around 6 p.m. in the area between Vermillion, Iberia, St. Mary, and Terrebonne parishes with top winds around 90 mph.
Could be 500 Year Flood for Los Angeles
The HRRR continues to indicate the potential for 6 hr accumulations up to 6 near Los Angeles, which would be equivalent to a 500 yr + rainfall event
The January Thaw
The January thaw is a weather singularity. A singularity is an event that occurs more often than one would expect with chance. The January thaw is a period of above normal warmth that frequently occurs in mid-Winter in the eastern U.S. and eastern Canada.
Ophelia a Few Hours from Landfall, Still a Tropical Storm, But Still Time for it to Become a Hurricane
There is a small chance that Ophelia could become a hurricane before landfall, which will occur about 4:30 a.m. CDT near Swansboro or Emerald Isle.
Hurricane Hunters Find Lee As Strong As We Thought
After an amazing 24 hours of strengthening that saw Lee intensify 55 mph from 75 to 130 mph and its central pressure estimate to drop from 991 mb to 953 mb, Lee may already be a Category Five hurricane.
