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Forecast Update for Washington, D.C. and metro area. A major shift in the forecast this evening. The tornado watch has been dropped, and the severe weather threat across the D.C. metro is greatly diminished. The long-track tornado and hurricane-force wind concerns we were watching earlier are no longer expected....

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Storms are moving toward the nation’s capital this afternoon, and officials across the D.C. metro are taking precautions. From the Tidal Basin looking toward the Jefferson Memorial, conditions are calm this morning, but a dangerous line of severe storms is expected to sweep through later today. School districts across the region are closing early, and major sites on the National Mall including the Washington Monument are shutting down early ahead of the threat. Forecasters warn the storms could bring hurricane-force wind gusts and the potential for long-track tornadoes. It’s the most significant severe weather threat for the D.C. metro since spring 2023. If you’re in the area: • Stay weather aware this afternoon • Keep alerts on your phone enabled • Be ready to take shelter quickly if warnings are issued More live updates on The Weather Channel.
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Storms are moving toward the nation’s capital this afternoon, and officials across the D.C. metro are taking precautions. From the Tidal Basin looking toward the Jefferson Memorial, conditions are calm this morning, but a dangerous line of severe storms is expected to sweep through later today. School districts across the region are closing early, and major sites on the National Mall including the Washington Monument are shutting down early ahead of the threat. Forecasters warn the storms could bring hurricane-force wind gusts and the potential for long-track tornadoes. It’s the most significant severe weather threat for the D.C. metro since spring 2023. If you’re in the area: • Stay weather aware this afternoon • Keep alerts on your phone enabled • Be ready to take shelter quickly if warnings are issued More live updates on The Weather Channel.

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124,305 views • 2 months ago

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A volatile stretch of weather is setting up tonight across a large part of the country from southern Michigan through Indiana and Illinois, and south into Texas. Here in northwest Indiana, including Crown Point, conditions are lining up for all modes of severe weather. The Weather Channel measures severe weather potential using our TOR:CON (Tornado Condition Index) and tonight the value here is 7 out of 10, meaning tornadoes are likely within 50 miles of a given location if storms develop. What’s possible with these storms: • Tornadoes, potentially strong (EF2–EF3+) • Large hail up to 2 inches in diameter • Damaging straight-line winds Another concern: timing. Many of these storms will move through in the middle of the night. Nighttime tornadoes are especially dangerous because they’re hard to see, often rain-wrapped, and most people are asleep when warnings are issued. Before you go to bed tonight: 📱 Turn on emergency alerts on your phone 🔋 Make sure your phone is fully charged 🏠 Know your safe place, the lowest level, interior room, away from windows My team is in northwest Indiana tracking the setup and the storms as they develop. 📺 Stay with The Weather Channel for live coverage and updates as this severe weather threat unfolds. When warnings are issued overnight, those alerts may be the only thing that wakes you up. Make sure they’re on.

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HEADS UP! ⛈️ Scattered strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening across Florida, especially for areas in green (left image). Some storms will be capable of frequent lightning, hail and gusty wind. Check out the latest hour-by-hour forecast below. Greater rainfall totals and storm coverage will be on the west coast compared to the east coast (you still have storm chances, as some have already seen this morning). I'll stay on top of it and get you the latest 24/7.

Matt Devitt

27,053 views • 1 month ago

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TORNADO SEASON IS ABOUT TO BEGIN! An uptick in severe weather potential appears likely during the first week of March through the middle of March with the development of a trough-ridge pattern. We are finalizing the rebuild of the Dominator 3 and Will Clay has put the science mission on his back! We will be launching dozens of sensors into the tornadoes this year for real-time tornado intensity. LocalMan Weather and I have been grinding out the rest of the Team Dominator speaking tour, with our next event tomorrow night in Effingham, Illinois. On March 1 we will return to the heart of Tornado Alley to test sensors and gear up for the active pattern ahead. 2026 will be a BIG year for #tornado science! Never stop chasing

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40,281 views • 4 months ago

⌚⚡ Individual supercells are possible ahead of the dryline tomorrow between 4 PM and 7 PM across southeastern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas. Thunderstorms are expected to grow upscale into a line or clusters and move eastward into eastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri between 7 PM and midnight, arriving around 9 PM to 11 PM in the Kansas City metro. Storms will continue moving eastward across Highway 65 in northern and central Missouri after midnight through 2 AM Friday. ☄️🌪️💨 Thunderstorms that initially develop off the dryline and remain individual or discrete could produce very large hail, damaging wind gusts, and a tornado or two. 💨🌪️ As storms grow upscale into a line or clusters after sunset, damaging wind will become the primary threat, with the potential for a brief tornado. 🖥️ Here’s the latest run of Futurescan showing the potential evolution of thunderstorms from late afternoon into Thursday night. It may not be 100% accurate, but I think it’s doing a good job of handling the location, timing, and evolution.
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⌚⚡ Individual supercells are possible ahead of the dryline tomorrow between 4 PM and 7 PM across southeastern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas. Thunderstorms are expected to grow upscale into a line or clusters and move eastward into eastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri between 7 PM and midnight, arriving around 9 PM to 11 PM in the Kansas City metro. Storms will continue moving eastward across Highway 65 in northern and central Missouri after midnight through 2 AM Friday. ☄️🌪️💨 Thunderstorms that initially develop off the dryline and remain individual or discrete could produce very large hail, damaging wind gusts, and a tornado or two. 💨🌪️ As storms grow upscale into a line or clusters after sunset, damaging wind will become the primary threat, with the potential for a brief tornado. 🖥️ Here’s the latest run of Futurescan showing the potential evolution of thunderstorms from late afternoon into Thursday night. It may not be 100% accurate, but I think it’s doing a good job of handling the location, timing, and evolution.

Nick Bender

16,584 views • 2 months ago

PDS #DOMINATOR ENGINE REPLACEMENT UPDATE We have an active pattern for severe weather ahead this end if May and June, with many more #tornado intercepts for science expected. @jakescustomdiesel and Will Clay are racing to replace the engine of the Dominator 3 in time for these severe weather and tornado episodes. Here is the new motor which may be installed as early as this weekend. Thank you to S&S Diesel Motorsport for their continued support. The Dominator 3 will be back in tornado intercept mode by Junesanity 2026. Never stop chasing
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PDS #DOMINATOR ENGINE REPLACEMENT UPDATE We have an active pattern for severe weather ahead this end if May and June, with many more #tornado intercepts for science expected. @jakescustomdiesel and Will Clay are racing to replace the engine of the Dominator 3 in time for these severe weather and tornado episodes. Here is the new motor which may be installed as early as this weekend. Thank you to S&S Diesel Motorsport for their continued support. The Dominator 3 will be back in tornado intercept mode by Junesanity 2026. Never stop chasing

Reed Timmer, PhD

37,567 views • 1 month ago

At least 17 tornadoes were reported from Oklahoma to Iowa on Thursday, including a large and destructive tornado that tore through parts of Enid, OK, injuring at least 10 people and damaging 49 homes. Today is day 2 of a multi-day severe weather event in the Great Plains and Midwest with the threat for tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail this weekend into early next week. ABC News' Ginger Zee has more.
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At least 17 tornadoes were reported from Oklahoma to Iowa on Thursday, including a large and destructive tornado that tore through parts of Enid, OK, injuring at least 10 people and damaging 49 homes. Today is day 2 of a multi-day severe weather event in the Great Plains and Midwest with the threat for tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail this weekend into early next week. ABC News' Ginger Zee has more.

ABC News

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After a cool and damp start to the week for most, temperatures are set to rise ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend. While it won’t be sunshine all week, Friday is still likely to be the warmest day of the year so far. Watch our Week Ahead forecast with Annie👇

Met Office

27,077 views • 1 month ago

Are you one of the 80+ million planning to travel for Thanksgiving this year? Whether you are driving or flying, be sure to add "check the weather forecast at to your to-do list! While we can't control the weather, it can be a deciding factor in our travel plans (especially if you are driving). Plan accordingly and travel safe!
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Are you one of the 80+ million planning to travel for Thanksgiving this year? Whether you are driving or flying, be sure to add "check the weather forecast at to your to-do list! While we can't control the weather, it can be a deciding factor in our travel plans (especially if you are driving). Plan accordingly and travel safe!

National Weather Service

18,669 views • 7 months ago

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🌨️ 2:25PM | A full-blown snowstorm is underway in the Texas Panhandle and West Texas! 🥶❄️ Accumulating snow of up to 5 inches has been reported in Amarillo. A heavy snow band is affecting Lubbock, extending toward Floydada, Plainview, and Silverton, making travel on I-27 hazardous! 🚗💨 A cool front with scattered storms is moving east across the Piney Woods of East Texas, Southeast Texas, and into the Golden Triangle. 🌬️⚠️ A tornado watch remains in effect, but thankfully, storms have struggled to organize so far! 🙏 The severe weather threat for Houston will diminish by 4 PM, with the overall threat exiting the Golden Triangle and Far Southeast Texas by 7 PM. ⏰🌪️ We're closely monitoring the storms in case they intensify, as the atmosphere supports supercells with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. 🌪️⚡ If we can keep the storms in check, that's fine with us! ✌️~David #TXwx

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21,443 views • 1 year ago