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New Tornado Watch to the West

A new tornado watch has been issued to our southwest, covering parts of Louisiana and southern Mississippi. Tornado watches now cover all over southern Mississippi, Southwestern Alabama, extreme Northwest Florida, southeastern and Central Louisiana. Thunderstorms have rapidly become severe this … Continue reading →

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St. Louis Tornado Coverage

Here is a link to live streaming coverage from KTVI St. Louis. There are numerous reports of tornado damage now in the southwestern parts of the St. Louis, MO area, including Byrnes Mill, Baldwin and Villa Ridge. Here is a … Continue reading →

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New Watch Close to Home

The SPC has issued a new tornado watch for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Northwest Florida and Southwest Alabama. The counties are outlined in this graphic in red. Radar echoes are superimposed along with surface based CAPE or instability values. The … Continue reading →

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Tornado Southwest of St. Louis

A damaging tornado is on the ground near Rolla MO at this time. Initial reports are that there are multiple homes destroyed and cars thrown. Damage was reported on Fort Hood. This storm is about a little less than 100 … Continue reading →

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Low End Severe Weather Threat Tonight

The powerful storm system that has been wreaking havoc in the West has moved east and is scheduled to give us a wet and stormy New Years here in Alabama. It is a balmy morning with a breezy southeast wind … Continue reading →

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Alabama’s Top Weather Events of 2010

On  this week’s episode of WeatherBrains, Greg Carbin from the SPC helped us remember the top 10 weather events of 2010.  Did you have any to add? Now it’s time for us to come up with our list of the … Continue reading →

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Snow Cover in 46 of Lower 48

I believe that 46 of the lower 48 states had some snow on the ground on Sunday. Only Louisiana and Texas on the sidelines. That’s not a record, but still pretty amazing.

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Blizzard Conditions in New York City

BLIZZARD CONDITIONS IN NYC JFK Airport reported true blizzard conditions tonight between 9 p.m. and midnight, with winds averaging 36 to 43 mph out of the north with gusts as high as 56 mph…visibilities near 0 but much of the … Continue reading →

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Late Night Look

If you look hard, you can make out the edge of the low stratus cloud deck tonight on the infrared satellite image. It extends from south of Memphis to near Columbus MS to between Birmingham and Montgomery. That cloud layer … Continue reading →

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Rough Time in the Northeast Corridor

Blizzard conditions are expected tonight along the East Coast as a big storm off the New Jersey coast pounds the region from eastern Maryland to Maine. A few notes… …Raleigh NC picked up 8 inches of snow in their first … Continue reading →

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