Posted by Dave Gorham on December 22, 2011
It’s a clash of air masses on the gridiron of the U.S. today as a major snowstorm impacts the Rockies and severe weather threatens the Deep South. A quick-moving storm system will continue to bring snowfall to the central and southern Rocky Mountain states today and tomorrow. Snowfall will come to an end from north [...]
Posted by Dave Gorham on November 11, 2011
A short report on some of the sessions of the 36th Meeting of the National Weather Association from ImpactWeather Meteorologist Jennifer Stein.
Posted by Dave Gorham on August 15, 2011
Even the most accurate and reliable weather forecast or warning is useless if it falls on deaf ears or into still hands. Who can afford to take the chance that, with warning in hand, nothing will happen or that no action needs to be taken?
Posted by Dave Gorham on June 29, 2011
As it turns out, I was wrong in thinking that the world’s worst weather was 300 miles of pouring rain on I-81 in Tennessee while on a motorcycle trip last week. But at the time, it sure felt like it! It was raining so hard, even the truckers were pulling over. Actually, they had already [...]
Posted by Lauren Whisenhunt on April 28, 2011
UPDATE (Friday, April 29): The tornado outbreak that devastated parts of the Deep South on Wednesday hit close to home, literally. Dozen of tornadoes killed nearly 300 people across 6 southern states, including at least 210 in Alabama alone. If you’re an avid reader of YourWeatherBlog you already know I call Birmingham home, even though I’ve lived in Houston for [...]
Posted by Dave Gorham on April 13, 2011
One only has to look to the news over the past few weeks to see outbreaks of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes: Tornadoes in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, and Florida to name a few. Nationwide, the United States can expect an average of more than 1,000 tornadoes annually.
Posted by Dave Gorham on April 4, 2011
A strong low pressure system and cold front will move from eastward across the central and eastern U.S. today and tomorrow bringing a risk of strong-to-severe thunderstorms with locally heavy rainfall, frequent lightning, strong, gusty winds and isolated tornadoes.
Posted by Lauren Whisenhunt on March 29, 2011
Severe weather season is here and there’s a slight threat for severe storms across the southern U.S. this week. Today, a low pressure system and its associated upper level disturbance will develop across the Southern Plains and Mississippi River Valley before moving eastward across the Deep South tomorrow and pushing off the Carolina coast on [...]
Posted by Lauren Whisenhunt on March 21, 2011
Spring has finally arrived (at 7:21 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 20 to be exact), but today will be the first full day. Both the spring and fall months are without a doubt my favorite two seasons. Summers here in Houston are pretty hot and even though it doesn’t get very cold here during the [...]
Posted by Lauren Whisenhunt on March 9, 2011
Just when I think spring has arrived early this year another cold front moves through and temperatures drop behind it. This is exactly what happened this past weekend across parts of the Deep South as a low pressure system and a front moved through bringing isolated severe storms and heavy rain to parts of the [...]