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Hurricane MATTHEW update 5am October 1, 2016

500 AM EDT SAT OCT 01 2016 …MATTHEW WEAKENS SLIGHTLY AND IS NOW A CATEGORY 4 HURRICANE… SUMMARY OF 500 AM EDT…0900 UTC…INFORMATION ———————————————- LOCATION…13.3N 72.8W ABOUT 365 MI…590 KM S OF PORT AU PRINCE HAITI ABOUT 420 MI…675 KM SE OF KINGSTON … Read More…

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2015 Severe Thunderstorm Wind, Hail, and Tornado Reports for United States

All severe thunderstorm wind, hail, and tornado events reported by National Weather Service forecast offices in 2015: Hail Total 9,376 Less than 2 inches: 8,669 Greater than 2 inches: 707 Severe Thunderstorm Wind Total: 13,974 Less than 75 mph (65 kts): ?13,114 Greater … Read More…

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Impact Based Weather Forecast Alert Monitoring – Service Summary

Receive email and/or text alerts for specific 24hr forecast variables like temperature, wind chill, heat index, wind speed, and more reach your desired range. When a general weather forecast isn’t enough and specific forecast details matter! For complete service detail click Impact Based … Read More…

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Weather Balloons

 The National Weather Service uses weather balloons in predicting and tracking potential disasters. Learn more from the video above   Related Articles: How tornadoes form Tornado facts Life cycle of thunderstorms Criteria for a tornado warning Criteria for a severe thunderstorm Difference … Read More…

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Severe weather develops quickly, how will you know it’s coming?

Tornadoes and Severe Thunderstorms develops quickly and every second counts to seek shelter.  Sign-up for email and text alerts before the storm.  Learn more at http://iAlert.com or review all iAlert weather alert services at http://iAlert.com/services Related Links: iAlert.com Services iAlert.com Group Account Manager – … Read More…

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Construction Site Real-Time Weather Monitoring and Alert Notification

The weather forecast and real-time weather conditions are critically important for on-site construction safety and planning. iAlert supports construction site safety by sending the the daily forecast, real-time weather alerts,?and real-time severe weather alerts by email or text message based on your needs. … Read More…

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TORNADO & SEVERE THUNDERSTORM Risk “Wednesday December, 23 2015”

…THERE IS AN ENHANCED?RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS?ACROSS PARTS OF THE LOWER/MID ?MISSISSIPPI VALLEY….OHIO VALLEY… AND MID-SOUTH… …THERE IS A SLIGHT?RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS FROM MUCH OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY EASTWARD ?TO THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY AND CENTRAL APPALACHIANS… …THERE IS A MARGINAL?RISK OF … Read More…

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Flood Safety: After a Flood

When flood waters recede, the damage left behind can be devastating and present many dangers. Images of flood destruction depict destroyed homes and buildings, damaged possessions, and decimated roadways. However, what you can’t see can be just as dangerous. Floodwaters often become contaminated … Read More…

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Flood Safety: During a Flood

During a flood, water levels and the rate the water is flowing can quickly change. Remain aware and monitor local radio and television outlets. Avoid flood waters at all costs and evacuate immediately when water starts to rise. Don’t wait until it’s too … Read More…

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