Posted: March 9th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Custer County, Damages, Elk City, Moving, National Weather Service, News Item, Oklahoman, Roger Mills County, Storm Chasers, Storm Weather, Tornado Warning | No Comments »
A tornado on the ground 3 to 4 miles north of Elk City has been reported by storm chasers, the National Weather Service said.A tornado warning has been issued for western Custer County and eastern Roger Mills County until 6 p.m. because of the storm, which is moving to the northeast.
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Posted: March 5th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: 9 News, Conjunction, Emergency Management Agency, Fire Department, Journal News, Lee S Summit, National Weather Service, National Weather Service In Pleasant Hill, News Item, State Emergency Management, State Emergency Management Agency, Tornado | No Comments »
The Lee’s Summit Fire Department, in conjunction with the state Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, will conduct a statewide tornado drill at 1:30 p.m. on March 9.
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Posted: March 3rd, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Advice, County Emergency Management, County Emergency Management Agency, Emergency Management Agency, National Weather Service, News Item, Pettis County, Season Approaches, Sedalia Democrat, Severe Weather, Tornado Season | No Comments »
Tornado season is quickly approaching and the Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service want to help people prepare when severe weather hits.
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Posted: March 2nd, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Coastal Storm, Development Delays, Myrtle Beach Sun, Myrtle Beach Sun News, National Weather Service, National Weather Service Office, South Carolina, Sun News, Tornado Drills, Weather Service Office | No Comments »
Tornado drills in North and South Carolina have been delayed because of a coastal storm expected to develop tonight and tomorrow, according to the National Weather Service office in Wilmington, N.C.
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Posted: February 25th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Birmingham News, Cbs, Cbs News, Circulation, National Weather Service, News Item, Severe Weather, Spring Tornado Season, Tornado Safety Tips, Weather Seasons | No Comments »
According to the National Weather Service: THE MONTHS OF MARCH THROUGH MAY ARE KNOWN AS THE SPRING TORNADO SEASON. A FALL TORNADO SEASON ALSO EXISTS FROM NOVEMBER THROUGH MID DECEMBER. ALABAMA IS ONE OF THE FEW LOCATIONS IN THE WORLD THAT HAS TWO DISTINCT SEVERE WEATHER SEASONS. A TORNADO IS DEFINED AS A VIOLENTLY ROTATING COLUMN OF AIR THAT IS IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND. IF THE CIRCULATION …
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Posted: February 25th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Birmingham News, Jefferson County, National Weather Service, Nbc, Nbc 13, Nbc News, News Item, Tornado Drill | No Comments »
JEFFERSON COUNTY EMA ASSISTING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN STATEWIDE TORNADO DRILL
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Posted: February 24th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: 9 News, Daily News, Emergency Management Agency, Emergency Management Offices, Local Emergency Management, Missouri Tornado, National Weather Service, News Item, News Release, News Weather, State Emergency Management, State Emergency Management Agency, State Tornado, Tornado Drill | No Comments »
The National Weather Service, the State Emergency Management Agency and local emergency management offices will conduct the 36th annual state tornado drill at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 9.
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Posted: February 19th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado Video Clips | Tags: Bald Mountain State Recreation Area, Comerica, Comerica Park, Extra Innings, Holly State Recreation Area, Hot Summer Day, Hour Rain Delay, Interior Room, Lake Orion, National Weather Service, National Weather Service Doppler Radar, Nws, Oakland County, Ortonville, Seven Lakes, Sirens, Southeast Michigan, State Recreation Area, Tornado Warning, Tornados | No Comments »
On Aug 24, 2007, it was a hot summer day! Tornados to the west of us in the neighboring counties. Just a matter of time before the sirens sounded. This is the same storm that caused major damage in the Fenton, MI area, as well as creating a 4 hour rain delay at Comerica Park. The game started at 11pm, and due to extra innings was completed at 3:45am. Here is the actual warning statement from the national weather service: Issued at: 5:56 PM EDT 8/24/07, expires at: 6:45 PM EDT 8/24/07 The NWS in detroit/pontiac has issued a tornado warning for: oakland county in southeast michigan Until 645 pm edt At 553 pm edt, national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado near seven lakes, or about 14 miles south of flint, moving east at 40 mph. The tornado will be near, holly state recreation area and 6 miles north of davisburg by 605 pm edt, ortonville by 610 pm edt, oxford, 7 miles north of lake orion and 8 miles north of bald mountain state recreation area by 625 pm edt, When a tornado warning is issued based on doppler radar, it means that strong rotation has been detected in the storm. A tornado may already be on the ground, or is expected to develop shortly. If you are in the path of a tornado, the safest place in a home or business is an interior room on the lowest floor possible. Avoid windows. Lat, lon 4287 8370 4274 8368 4276 8320 4289 8320 Hope you enjoy.
Tornado Warning!
Posted: February 11th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado Video Clips | Tags: Bald Mountain State Recreation Area, Comerica, Comerica Park, Extra Innings, Holly State Recreation Area, Hot Summer Day, Hour Rain Delay, Interior Room, Lake Orion, National Weather Service, National Weather Service Doppler Radar, Nws, Oakland County, Ortonville, Seven Lakes, Sirens, Southeast Michigan, State Recreation Area, Tornado Warning, Tornados | No Comments »
On Aug 24, 2007, it was a hot summer day! Tornados to the west of us in the neighboring counties. Just a matter of time before the sirens sounded. This is the same storm that caused major damage in the Fenton, MI area, as well as creating a 4 hour rain delay at Comerica Park. The game started at 11pm, and due to extra innings was completed at 3:45am. Here is the actual warning statement from the national weather service: Issued at: 5:56 PM EDT 8/24/07, expires at: 6:45 PM EDT 8/24/07 The NWS in detroit/pontiac has issued a tornado warning for: oakland county in southeast michigan Until 645 pm edt At 553 pm edt, national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado near seven lakes, or about 14 miles south of flint, moving east at 40 mph. The tornado will be near, holly state recreation area and 6 miles north of davisburg by 605 pm edt, ortonville by 610 pm edt, oxford, 7 miles north of lake orion and 8 miles north of bald mountain state recreation area by 625 pm edt, When a tornado warning is issued based on doppler radar, it means that strong rotation has been detected in the storm. A tornado may already be on the ground, or is expected to develop shortly. If you are in the path of a tornado, the safest place in a home or business is an interior room on the lowest floor possible. Avoid windows. Lat, lon 4287 8370 4274 8368 4276 8320 4289 8320 Hope you enjoy.
Tornado Warning!
Posted: February 6th, 2010 | Author: Tornado Chaser | Filed under: Tornado News | Tags: Florida News, Florida St, Friday Afternoon, National Weather Service, News Item, St Petersburg Times, Tampa Bay Area, Tornado Watch, Weather Watch | No Comments »
A tornado watch was issued Friday afternoon for the entire Tampa Bay area and most of the state, according to the National Weather Service. The watch, which precedes a warning, last through about 9 p.m.
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