A strong storm will impact portions of Seminole, Early, and Miller counties through 1 p.m. Wind gusts up to 40 mph and frequent lightning are possible.
A tornado hit our station, WDHN, directly last night around 7:30. With the sun up, we have a better idea of the damage caused. Fortunately, nobody was hurt.
A meso-low (mini low pressure system) could lead to locally heavier rainfall rates and localized flooding in the Panhandle.
With these features, more moisture is pulled in from the Gulf, leading to increased lift, convergence, and rainfall rates.
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For #AutismAcceptanceMonth, it is important to know that autism is a spectrum. Each individual is affected differently, with different abilities, challenges, and successes.
Regardless of where one is at on the spectrum, we all deserve acceptance.
When I originally made this statement, I was not aware that there were any fatalities. My condolences go out to the families and friends of the victims as they try to find peace in this time.
My thoughts are with the FSU community at this hour and in the days, weeks and months after, as they recover from this tragedy.
I hope the people who were injured today make fast, full recoveries.
Continue to shelter in place. Law enforcement is actively clearing rooms on the main campus. Continue to shelter in place until law enforcement contacts you.
Persons in need of immediate emergency assistance should call 9-1-1 or FSUPD at 850-644-1234.
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All Florida State University classes and business operations on the main campus in Tallahassee are canceled through Friday, April 18. Essential employees should check with their supervisors for further reporting instructions. All FSU athletics events in Tallahassee are canceled through Sunday.
Students who need assistance can go to the Donald L. Tucker Center where the university is providing counseling, health care, and other support services. Family members are also able to go to the Tucker Center for assistance.
Students, faculty and staff are asked to call their loved ones as soon as possible to update them on their status.
The Student Union and the surrounding area is still considered an active crime scene. Individuals should avoid the area. Students should not return to the Student Union to retrieve personal property at this time.
Students may return to their residence halls but they should otherwise stay indoors on the main campus to allow first responders and university staff to do their jobs and respond to those needing assistance. Students may depart campus for the weekend. All classes have been canceled through Friday.
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A new tornado watch is in effect for our area through the early evening hours.
Damaging winds up to 70 mph are possible with the strongest storms, but a couple of isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out.
Dothan hit 90 degrees today, according to preliminary data.
If this verifies, it breaks the old daily record (88°) and is the second-earliest 90-degree day since official records started in 1965.
Only 2020 was earlier (March 28).