Alabama faces rare Level 4 storm threat Saturday: It’s time to prepare for severe weather
A severe weather outbreak is expected on Saturday in Alabama, according to the National Weather Service. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has added a rarely-used Level 4 out of 5 risk for parts of central and south Alabama for Saturday. The rest of the state is not out of the woods either, and will have a Level 3 risk.
The system will put over 100 million people at risk of severe weather, from blizzard conditions in the northern Plains to ...
Looking at the forecast for Columbus specifically, NWS Wilmington predicts the city will see rain showers with thunderstorms ...
We have declared First Alert Weather Days for multiple severe weather threats beginning today. Stay weather alert and have ...
According to the National Weather Service, the cap is a layer of relatively warm air, usually several thousand feet above the ...
The massive weather system will bring hurricane-force winds, major flooding, blizzard conditions and worsen wildfire risk and ...
We are tracking a strong storm system for Friday into Saturday. We are in a High Wind and Fire Weather Watch. Wind gusts will ...
The threat of severe weather looms in the Chicago area this week, bringing potential for damaging winds and strong storms to ...
Winter weather-related warnings were in place for at least 11 states early on Thursday, with National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists anticipating up to four feet of snow to hit some parts of the ...
WVTM 13 meteorologists are tracking a severe weather outbreak in Alabama from Thursday through Saturday with the chance of tornadoes, hail, damaging winds and tornadoes.
Today is very warm with a small chance for isolated rain later; the weekend will bring more chances for rain as well as ...
A storm front set to bring tornadoes and thunderstorms to much of the U.S. is forecast to bring flooding rainfall to New York ...
Over the next week, tens of millions of Americans will be at risk of severe weather as a colossal storm marches across the ...
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