Weather, Storms & Hurricane Blog

 
Stuart, Florida Aftermath Damage Pictures and Video
Well, Thursday turned out to be a pretty stormy day across most of Florida. Yesterday morning I posted on a stationary boundary that was expected to rebound northward as a warm front. Sure enough by midday, convergence was being enhanced by this boundary and storms rapidly developed over Southern […]

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Yesterdays Long Florida Chase Day Video
After a long day yesterday sitting and waiting for storms to develop, I finally had something to chase for several hours before the sunset. I first started off the day driving towards west-central Florida where I setup and was monitoring imagery data for hours. High level cirrus […]

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Southern Rains and Storms Continue Today
The wet rainy pattern looks to continue this afternoon not only here in Florida, but over much of the Southeast United States. South Florida yesterday picked up some decent rainfall, and even over Lake Okeechobee. These rains that have been falling over the last few weeks on and off is […]

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Presidents Day Weekend Alabama Georgia and Florida Panhandle Tornadoes
Turned out to be a much more tornado active day today than yesterdays moderate risk with 30 tornado reports. The Florida Panhandle and South-Central and Southern Alabama saw over a dozen tornado reports, with several of them being confirmed visually and with damage. During the day Sunday […]

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Southern States Under Severe Weather Threat Today
Today marks the last day of January and as we move into February, the severe weather episodes will begin to become more active as we head towards spring. This morning southeastern Texas and central and southern Louisiana is starting off with a tornado watch and a nasty squall line […]

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Cool and Dry Florida Continues This Weekend
It has been very cool and dry the last week now, with some below normal temperatures for this time of year, especially for South Florida. The reinforcing cold fronts one after another have kept things pretty dry for us, and you can see it already in Lake Okeechobee water […]

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Tropical Storm Noel’s Indirect Florida Video Scenes

Update: Noel Now A Hurricane with 75mph Winds
South Florida Beaches Take A Pounding From Noel
Tropical Storm Noel has been slowly drifting off of Southeast Florida for the last 24-48 hours, and this along with high pressure to the north, has created a impressive wind gradient. Tuesday and all day […]

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