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El Nino Returns Confirmed by NOAA Could Be One of Strongest on Record Lowering Tropical Activity While Bringing Wetter Cooler Winter Across United States and Florida
UNITED STATES — El Nino is now officially here according to NOAA, with forecasters warning it could become one of the strongest El Nino events on record by fall and winter, bringing significant and far-reaching impacts across the United States…
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Tropical Season Underway With NHC Daily Outlooks Begun Across Atlantic Basin and Caribbean Sunday With No Disturbances and No Activity Expected Next 7 Days
MIAMI, FLORIDA — The National Hurricane Center has officially begun its daily tropical weather outlooks marking the start of active tropical season monitoring, with the first Sunday May 17 update confirming that no tropical disturbances are currently present and no…
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Tornado Risk With Supercells Large Hail and Damaging Winds Targeting Western Michigan Including Muskegon Frankfort Grand Rapids and Cadillac Today May 17
WESTERN MICHIGAN — Western Michigan is facing a real and developing tornado risk today May 17 as an MCV moving in from Illinois and Wisconsin interacts with a surface warm front to create higher-end wind shear parameters and low-level helicity…
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Thunderstorms With Pea Size Hail and Lightning Tracking Northeast Across North Larimer and Weld County Colorado Into Southeast Wyoming Including Fort Collins
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO — Active early morning thunderstorm activity is tracking northeast across North Larimer County and Weld County in Colorado and pushing into southeast Wyoming this morning, bringing pea size hail and lightning strikes as radar shows a solid…
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Multiple Rounds of Severe Thunderstorms With Damaging Winds Hail and Embedded Tornado Threat Hitting Illinois Including Chicago Springfield and Peoria Monday May 18
ILLINOIS — Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are expected across Illinois from morning through afternoon and evening on Monday May 18, with damaging wind gusts and hail identified as the main threats throughout the day and a low but not zero…
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Oppressive Humidity With Dewpoints Hitting 70s Blanketing Texas Including Dallas Houston San Antonio and Corpus Christi Tuesday Afternoon as Cold Front Sets Up Stormy Conditions
NORTH TEXAS — Oppressive and suffocating humidity has arrived across Texas with 70 degree dewpoints now in place across North Texas, and the atmosphere will only continue to become more saturated through all layers as the day progresses toward a…
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Tornado Outbreak Possible With Intense EF3 Plus Tornadoes Targeting Central Kansas Southeast Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma Tomorrow Monday May 18
CENTRAL KANSAS — All ingredients are lining up for a tornado outbreak tomorrow Monday May 18 across central Kansas and southeast Nebraska, with the Storm Prediction Center outlining a Level 4 CIG2 tornado area carrying a 15 percent probability of…
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Hail Wind and Heavy Rain Across North Texas Including Dallas Fort Worth and Wichita Falls Into Wednesday With Rain Continuing Through Memorial Day Weekend
DALLAS, TEXAS — North Texas is heading into an active and stormy stretch beginning Tuesday, with hail, gusty winds, and heavy rain all possible as a front moves into the region breaking down the remaining cap and allowing numerous showers…
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Northern Plains, High Plains, Southern Georgia, and Northern Florida Facing Large Hail, Severe Winds, and Tornadoes as SPC Issues Slight Risk Tuesday June 2
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Central Plains, Midwest, and Upper Midwest Including Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska Showing Critically Low Soil Moisture as NASA and USDA Data Reveal Alarming Drought Conditions
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Central and Northern Plains Including Rapid City Under First Day 4 Slight Risk in a While with Damaging Winds, Large Hail, and Tornado Threat Thursday June 4
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Eastern Grain Belt and Great Lakes Facing Drier Than Normal June as MJO Phases 7 and 8 Favor Hudson Bay Ridge Signal
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Northern High Plains Including North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming Facing Tornado Potential as Strong Winds and High Instability Combine Tuesday June 2
