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What a top ten heaviest snowfall season means for Twin Cities Spring flooding outlook
A look at the flood potential this Spring for the Twin Cities following a top-ten snowfall over the winter.
Potential Severe Weather forecast across the Southeastern United States
Potential Severe Weather forecast across the Southeastern United States.
Update on possible Severe Weather Outbreak January 3, 2023
The latest update on the potential severe weather outbreak across the south for Tuesday, January 3rd, and where you can expect to see damaging winds, tornadoes, large hail, and flooding.
Latest on possible Severe Weather Outbreak January 2-3, 2023
A severe weather outbreak is possible across the south over the next couple of days. Here’s the latest on where you can expect to see damaging winds, tornadoes, large hail, and flooding.
Why it’s important to manually turn your headlights on
The importance of manually turning your headlights on.
Severe Weather Awareness - Flooding Safety
Flooding is the leading cause of death in natural disasters in the United States with the exception of heat-related fatalities. In fact, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the national 30-year average for flood deaths is 88.
Severe Weather Awareness - Lightning Safety
The second weather phenomenon we want to talk about is lightning safety. Lightning kills around 20 or more people every year and injures hundreds more. That being said, most if not all deaths and injuries from lightning are almost completely avoidable.
Severe Weather Awareness - Tornado Safety
With Meteorological Spring beginning on March 1 and the Spring Equinox coming up quickly, March 20, 2022, we wanted to provide safety tips and reminders regarding various severe weather types, including tornadoes, severe winds, hail, lightning, and flooding. The first of these that we will talk about is tornado safety.