NASCAR firefighter, I love music, racing, weather and most sports. NASCAR, Pittsburgh sports, University of Kentucky, Baseball, Hockey. That's me! Jer 29:11
Keep an eye to the skies today! SEVERE STORMS are possible by late this afternoon and evening across all of Northern Ohio. Large hail, damaging winds, heavy rain, and isolated tornadoes are possible. Start looking after about 4pm with severe storms moving thru until about midnight. Heavy rain could continue after that overnight. Stay alert and stay connected! Spread the word now. #ohwx
@tobymac Lost my first wife to cancer and I have 2 babies up there, yeah I've got Heaven on my mind. Thank you so much for this song and so many others. You'll never know how much your ministry has helped heal my heart and minister to me!
Starting on March 3rd, you'll notice some changes to SPC's severe weather outlooks. Interested in learning more? In this short video, SPC Meteorologists Evan Bentley and Liz Leitman provide an overview of the new conditional intensity outlook information.
First of all I know I'm not facing anything like the people in Kentucky and St. Louis, who had massive tornado damage. This is the wind moving my motorhome around last night as the storms approached.
Much of the U.S. is seeing spring-like temperatures the next few days. As we head into spring, and increasing potential for severe thunderstorm activity, it's a good time to review: What do the SPC severe weather outlook categories/levels mean? (1/3)