Fred Campagna

Director of Forensic Meteorology at Haag
Emmy Winning Meteorologist for 26 years
AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist
Certified Broadcast Meteorologist

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

@FredCampagna !!!!Thanks @DahlonegaGaWx

[Ryan Maue @RyanWeather]

So, how does Milton get from M to H
from 7 PM Wed to 7 AM Thu
What does the track look like during those 12 hours?

The most consequential landfall forecast in 100-years for Tampa Bay, and from this graphic, I have no information about the timing of landfall or the county.

Is it a straight line that connects the M and the H? Or, at a certain point does Milton take a quick right turn?

[Fred Campagna @FredCampagna]

**Rainbow Alert** as showers move out of Fulton and DeKalb County late this afternoon. Here's the view from @ATLairport
@ATLNewsFirst

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

Heading out to the first weekend open house of the @StJude dream home? It'll be hot, but mostly dry. Come see us!

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

FIRST ALERT | 🚨 A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for portions of Fulton, Dekalb & Gwinnett Counties. Street flooding is likely in the typical trouble spots.

@ATLNewsFirst #atlwx

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

As we head deeper in an active hurricane season… a reminder that you can see what is happening out in the Atlantic in the @ATLNewsFirst First Alsrt Weather App. #gawx

[Baillie Burmaster @baillie_burm]

Alex Sarr on why he declined to workout with the Atlanta Hawks #NBA #NBADraft

[Dahlonega Weather @DahlonegaGaWx]

More from #Dahlonega shot by my daughter, Anna with an iPhone. If used for media, pls let me know so we can credit her.

#Auroraborealis #solarstorm #GaWx #aurora @CutterMartin @BradNitzWSB @wxbrad @spann @NWSAtlanta

[Charlie Lopresti @CharlieWGME]

Aurora coded in Metar report is impressive. 7 kt wind on Mount Washington wins for most impressive.

[Fred Campagna @FredCampagna]

Midtown Atlanta with my phone! #NorthernLights @atl

[Evan Fisher @EFisherWX]

Aurora is naked eye visible due east of Asheville, NC!!!

[NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center @NWSSWPC]

Extreme (G5) geomagnetic conditions have been observed!

[Charlie Lopresti @CharlieWGME]

Aurora put on a show in the New England Outdoor Center starcam early this morning. KP index is forecast to climb to 4-5 again late Wednesday night which should make colors visible again. Viewing may not be ideal though as high thin clouds will be moving in for NH and parts of ME

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

What are the odds? 😂

[Ryan Maue @RyanWeather]

As the Solar Eclipse totality moves through Missouri at 2 PM CT, maximum daytime heating by the sunshine is interrupted.

Temperatures fall 6°F - 8°F and then quickly recover after the Moon again allows solar radiation to resume.

[Ryan Maue @RyanWeather]

As solar eclipse totality arrives, winds will go calm adding to the eerie darkness. Everything will largely be still. Once the sun re-emerges, winds will again pick up out of the south at 10-15 mph with higher gusts.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

The Italian volcano Etna has started erupting smoke rings

This phenomenon is rare, as smoke rings are formed only with a specific crater shape and geometry.

[Fred Campagna @FredCampagna]

Buzzing around The A before the Braves home opener.

@PFTCommenter, little help?

[Philip Klotzbach @philklotzbach]

ECMWF is calling for an extremely active Atlantic #hurricane season with 21 named storms, ~11 hurricanes and 170% of normal Accumulated Cyclone Energy through October.

[James Spann @spann]

ON THIS DATE IN 1974: Today is the 50th anniversary of the “Superoutbreak” of tornadoes the night of April 3, 1974. The event lasted into the early morning hours of April 4. In all, 148 tornadoes touched down across the eastern and southern U.S. Of them, 95 were rated F2 or stronger, and 40 were F4 or F5. A total of 335 people lost their life, and over 6,000 were injured that horrible night.

In Alabama, 86 were killed, and just under 1,000 were injured. The most violent tornado tore through Guin, in Marion County, where 23 lives were lost. Other communities hard hit included Jasper, Cullman, Tanner, Harvest, Hazel Green, and Huntsville.

I will be in Guin this evening; I am speaking at the 50th anniversary remembrance service at First Baptist Church. It begins at 6:00 and it open to the public. Looking forward to seeing many old friends there.