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Thursday, September 28, 2006

9/28/2006 DC?MD/VA Sever Weather Discussion

There is a risk of some isolated severe storms today due to a strong cold front that will come through this afternoon and evening. Strong winds and large hail are possible in some storms.
 
Stay tuned to TV and radio Outlets for watches and/or warnings.
 
All for now!
 

Sunday, September 24, 2006

9/24 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Outlook

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT
 
A strong front and area o energy will cross the region today. The energy available with a very moist and unstable atmosphere should end up producing scattered strong to severe thunderstorms. The biggest threat from the storms today will be damaging winds, but isolated hail reports are not out of the question. There is a slight risk of isolated tornadoes as well.
 
Please stay alert to TV and Radio outlets for watches and warnings that will likely be posted this afternoon!
 
All for now!
 

Saturday, September 16, 2006

9/16 Outlook for Possible Seveer Weather Tuesday

Due to lack of Internet access the next several days this is an early outlook for potential severe weather Tuesday or Wednesday of next Week! It will be followed by some much cooler weather as we heat up early in the week!

All for a Week! =)

Thursday, August 31, 2006

8/31/2006 09:08:00 PM DC/MD/VA Weather Update

Ernesto coming ashore with almost Hurricane force this evening.
 
It appears that it may head a bit further east than first thought. Still looking at a good 3-6"+ with isolatead 10"+ amounts. The storm will be a bit stronger than first anticipated so some gust winds tomorrow and areas on teh immediate coastal plain. Please monitor these 2 threads for the latest on the Tropical System and the Flooding Threat: Flood Threat: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3/index.php?topic=1244.0
 
 
Please DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH FLOOD WATERS! The eventual track could be a curve as it runs into a strong blocking high to the north. This High will be the key in precip amounts. I would say that areas would be dealing with a huge winter storm if the time of year was right =)
 
Stay tuned to news and weather outlets for warnings.

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Posted by midatlanticweather to Forecast Discussion at 8/31/2006 09:08:00 PM

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

FLOODING RAINS AND SEVERE WEATHER LIKELY

FLOODING RAINS AND SEVERE WEATHER LIKELY

I hope you have been reading www.midatlanticweather.com and seen my concerns on the coming flooding rains over the next few days! As Tropical Storm Ernesto (I suspect he will be upgraded to Tropical Storm within hours of re-emerging off the coast of Florida) moves up the coast, a High Pressure will also provide a fetch of moisture off the Atlantic. Needless to say the combination will prove extremely wet and we will see very heavy rainfall. To the east of the Circulation Severe weather will likely occur with some tornadoes possible. All in all 5- 10" of rain is possible, especially across the Flood plains, River Flooding is anticipated as well as some Flash Flooding!

PLEASE STAY ALERT to the weather and DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH FLOOD WATERS!

See this post in the Forum for the latest forecasts by the National Weather Service:
http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3/index.php?topic=1244.0

Stay tuned to News and Media outlets for Watches and Warnings!

All for now!


Thursday, August 24, 2006

8/24 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert
Conditions could become favorable for isolated strong t severe storms today. The Biggest threat would b damaging winds.
 
Stay tuned to media and weather outlets for the latest watches and/or warnings.
 
Of Note: Tropical Storm Debby will likely head to sea, but a disturbance in teh Caribbean will likely become a Tropical Depression later today and could be the first real hurricane threat for the US in the next week.

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

7/18/2006 Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert

Severe Storms are starting to pop up , especially in Northern Virginia and Maryland. A severe Thunderstorm Watch has been posted for Parts of Maryland.

 

Also, tropical Depression 2 formed off the Southeast coast today. Please see the newly updated tropical Center on http://www.midatlanticweather.com for the latest

 

All for now!

 

Monday, July 31, 2006

7/19 Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert
Thunderstorms have fired up again today over South Central Virginia and many have become severe. Please stay alert!

Jimmy


Thursday, July 20, 2006

7/20 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert

Isolated thunderstorms could enter the western parts of our area and some could contain high winds. A busier Severe weather day looks on tap tomorrow and heavy rains are possible this weekend. Please stay alert!

Thursday, July 13, 2006

7/13 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert
The combination of a slow moving front and a very moist unstable airmass should be sufficeint for some scattered severe storms today. The biggest threat will be winds with the possibility of some hail. This threat seems more likely in the Southern 2/3rds of Virginia into northern North Carolina.

There is also the possibiliy that some localized flooding could occur as storms may be repeated in the same areas from today through Saturday.

All for now.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

7/12 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

7/12 Severe Weather Alert
Conditions will be very unstable, especially over northern areas today, as a front approaches the area under very warm and humid conditions. There are many dynamics available to produce strong to severe storms which could include hail and even isolated tornadoes.

Please stay tuned to radio and news outlets for watches and/or warnings.

All for now.

7/12 Severe Weather Alert

7/12 Severe Weather Alert
Conditions will be very unstable, especially over northern areas today, as a front approaches teh area under very warm and humid conditions. There are many dynamics available to produce strong to severe storms which could include hail and even isolated tornadoes.

Please stay tuned to radio and news outlets for watches and/or warnings.

All for now.

Sunday, July 09, 2006

7/9 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert

There is a potential for isolated severe storms today. The storms could produce large hail and some could produce strong winds. Please stay alert to news and radio outlets.

All for now.


Wednesday, July 05, 2006

7/5 DC/MD/VA Severe Wether Alert

Severe Weather Possible Today
Sever storms are possible today in the region, especially the southern 2/3rds of Virginia and North Carolina. The biggest threat today will be high winds and hail, but isolated tornadoes are possibility especially the Eastern areas of Southern Virginia and North Carolina. Please stay tuned to radio and news outlets for watches or warnings.

In addition to severe weather, Flash Flooding could also occur today in storms. Please stay alert and DO NOT drive through water!

All for now!

Tuesday, July 04, 2006

7/4 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

The potential is there today for Severe storm. Stay tuned to news and weather outlets. It will also be very hot today! Drink plenty of liquids and limit exposure to the sun!

Have a happy safe 4th!

 


Thursday, June 29, 2006

6/26/2006 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert

This Afternoon and evening will contain scattered thunderstorms. Some storms will reach severe limits. The biggest threat will be strong winds and hail, but isolated tornadoes will also be possible! Please stay alert and tuned in to local news and radio outlets for watches and or warnings!

For today's weather outlook visit http://www.midatlanticweather.com


Wednesday, June 28, 2006

6/28 Scattered Strong to Severe Storms

Severe Weather Alert

Scattered strong to severe storms are possibl ethis evening. Expecting a few to become severe and still some heavy rain. These will no be widespread! Stay tuned to news and weather outlets for updates.

 

 

Tuesday, June 27, 2006

6/27 DC/MD/VA Severe Weather Alert

Severe Weather Alert

A developing tropical system is getting entrained into the front that has been stalled across the region. The combination of this tropical system and the front as well as intermittent sunshine is causing numerous showers and storms to develop. This is of course bad news for flooding which appears that it may worsen as the tropical system moves through, but now Severe Storms capable of strong winds and isolated tornadoes are also possible, especially in eastern areas. Please stay alert to news and radio outlets for watches and or warnings! Never drive through water!

Friday, June 23, 2006

6/23 Severe Weather Alert

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT!
A frontal boundary has become stationary over the area and will reamin for the next several days. At first the contrasts between the warm and cooler air will be a focus for seveer storms today. The biggest threat will be high winds and hail. Isolated tornadoes will also be possible!
 
FLOODING RAINS Likely for Some
The stalled front responsible for strong to severe storms will also help squeeze out abundant moisture. Flooding seems very probable for parts of the region where areas could top 6 inches of rain between now and early next week!
 
Please stay tuned to Radio and News outlets for watches or warnings.
 
Also visit http://www.midatlanticweather.com for the weather information you need in the Mid Atlantic!
 
 
 

Thursday, June 22, 2006

6/22 Severe Weather Alert

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT!
A frontal boundary will become stationary over the area for the next several days. At first the contrasts between the warm and cooler air over the front will be come a focus mechanism for Strong and Severe storms today and especially tomorrow.
 
FLOODING RAINS POSSBLE
The stalled front responsible for strong to severe storms will also help squeeze out abundant moisture. Flooding seems very probable for parts of the region where areas could top 6 inches of rain between now and early next week!
 
VERY HOT TODAY
The rain in the north today MAY assist in holding temperatures from reaching the maxes once forecast, but I do believe many areas will see temperatures in the mid 90s today and could see heat indexes at 100 degrees or more! Be careful!