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Oklahoma Sets New Tornado Record

April 26th, 2018 | Krissy Klinger

We're off to a less active than normal severe weather season in the heart of Tornado Alley. That includes Oklahoma where this has been a record slow start to the year with 0 tornadoes reported! How long will the tornado drought last?

Warmer Weather Arrives In the East, But It Comes At a Cost

April 12th, 2018 | Krissy Klinger

We're in for a couple of wild weather days, but don't blame it all on Friday the 13th! These types of storms with multiple weather hazards are not uncommon for spring, but folks across the U.S. are gearing up for wildfire threats, snow, severe storms, and even a bit of warmer weather.

March Weather Madness Continues With Nor'easter #4

March 16th, 2018 | Krissy Klinger

March's weather madness continues in the Northeast as we're monitoring yet another Nor'easter that may impact the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. The details and exact track of the storm have yet to be determined, but expect the mid-week period of the 2nd to last week of March to be another active one for the Northeast.

March Madness: Nor'easter #2 Wraps Up With More Trouble On The Horizon

March 8th, 2018 | Krissy Klinger

The second Nor'easter in less than a week caused more headaches for the Northeast dumping upwards of 3' of snow and bringing down more trees and power lines. We'll have a brief second to catch our breath before the next threat of a Nor'easter arrives early next week. Details are still sketchy so stay tuned as March Madness continues!

Next Batter Up! The Second Nor'easter In Less Than a Week Takes a Swing at the Northeast

March 6th, 2018 | Krissy Klinger

"One is good, two is better" - Whoever said this mustn't have been talking about the weather. Residents in the Northeast are preparing for Nor'easter #2 just as they barely finish cleaning up from the first Nor'easter, and in some unfortunate instances, people are still without power. Heavy, wet snow is expected from northern Maryland to Maine with localized +1' of snow possible. Further power outages are expected.

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