Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Lightning Safety
Thursday’s topic is “Lightning Safety.” As meteorologists, this is the weather phenomenon we probably know the least about on Earth. Mostly due to how hard it is to study. First off, lightning is about 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s hotter than the sun’s surface. Plus, it travels near 200,000 mph.
Severe Weather Awareness Week: Sheltering
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC) - Feb. 3-7, 2025 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Alabama. The purpose of this week is to educate and inform people of Alabama about the weather threats we commonly see during the spring. Today, we focus on sheltering for severe weather.
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The National Weather Service, which is suffering its lowest staffing in decades, is staring down further cuts and the ...
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Clouds and a few peeks of sun are with us for the daytime hours as this morning’s rain and storm threat has exited.
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ATLANTA — Georgia's Severe Weather Preparedness Week is the first week in February. This is an opportunity to refresh your ...
Lightning strikes the U.S about 25 million times per year with most of the strikes occurring during the summer months.
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