Monday May 14 2018 We really stepped right into prime severe weather season. After a very busy weekend, we need to pay attention for the potential for more large hail.
3:20 PM Saturday May 12 2018 A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for the western half of our area until 11 PM. This appears to stop short of York,
Sunday October 8 Nate made landfall last night as a hurricane but got knocked down to 45 mph winds and a tropical storm today. The forward speed of 25 mph
2 PM Saturday October 7 Hurricane Nate now has winds of 90 mph and is continuing to organize. The Gulf of Mexico warm water and lack of wind sheer aloft
4 PM September 11 Tropical Storm Irma still has winds of 65 mph and is moving to the NW in Georgia away form the coast. A Flash Flood Emergency is
8:30 AM September 11 Tropical Storm Irma may have a better ring to it, but do not be lulled by the downgraded status. Winds have slowed to 70 mph, but
11 AM Sunday September 10 Hurricane Irma remains a strong Category 4 storm with 130 mph winds after moving north of the Cudjoe Key landfall this morning. It is 80
8 AM Sunday September 10 I do not want to enhance the hype but this is as bad as it gets! Hurricane Irma did strengthen early this morning back to
5 AM Sunday September 10 The warm water north of Cuba has allowed Hurricane Irma to restrengthen overnight. The 100 mph wind field is entering Key West now along with
Thursday September 7 Hurricane Irma is taking a direct hit on the Turks and Caicos Islands today with winds now at 175 mph. The target towards the United States mainland
