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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Wednesday Night’s Severe Threat: What It Is And What It Isn’t
If you’re concerned about the risk for severe storms Wednesday, Wednesday night, and very early Thursday, you should be. If you’re scared, you shouldn’t be. If you’re not prepared for the threat for severe storms, you should be. As I … Continue reading
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Strong And Severe Storms Likely Tomorrow Night
While there will be clusters of showers and thunderstorms in and around the Tri-State this evening and also late tonight/early tomorrow, the main threat for severe storms in the Tri-State will come tomorrow night. While tornadoes and large hail will … Continue reading
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Signals Suggest Elevated Severe Storm Threat The Next Few Weeks
June is usually our busiest month for severe storms in the Tri-State. Spring – so far – has been very calm; only 13 Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been issued in the Tri-State so far in 2013. On average, 26 Severe … Continue reading
This Year’s Lack Of Severe Weather In Perspective
Historically, May is the second most common month for Severe Thunderstorm Warnings to be issued in The Tri-State. On average, more Tornado Warnings are issued in May than any other month, and May is the second most likely month for … Continue reading
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Reflections On Recent Tornadoes And Lessons Learned
For the last two weeks, it seems there has been an endless stream of stories about storm damage and tornadoes in Oklahoma. First, tornadoes cut through central and northeastern Oklahoma on May 19th. Second, it was the EF5 tornado that … Continue reading
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Latest On Tonight’s Severe Weather Threat
Strong storms are possible not just through early evening in the Ohio Valley, but also nearing midnight as a cold front nears. The latest severe weather outlook from the Storm Prediction Center has much of southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky … Continue reading
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