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Major storm affecting much of the eastern U.S. (H. Michael Mogil, CCM, CBM, NWA-DS*)

With the arrival of Spring, major holiday celebrations arrive (e.g., Passover, Easter).  With the arrival of spring, major, large-scale storminess often arrives, as well.  While we may think that major storms are most likely in the middle of winter, it isn’t the cold weather that sets the stage for such

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THEWEATHERMOGIL:: Stormy weather across the Eastern U.S.

There is a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes across North Carolina this afternoon and evening. From southeast Virginia into South Carolina there is a lesser risk of severe weather, but severe storms are still possible (Fig. 1). Already today, Feb. 24, 2016, there have been 44 severe weather

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Arthur offers an opportunistic spin on hurricane math

Hurricane Arthur is now exiting the North Carolina Outer Banks, and racing toward the Canadian Maritime provinces, enroute to its demise during the next few days…Arthur, however, has put an opportunistic spin on the mathematics associated with tropical storms and hurricanes. Consider the following…To read the entire feature, click here.

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Spring storminess strikes the Southeast

During the past three months, including the snowstorm that struck Minnesota and Wisconsin the other day, large-scale storm systems have been noted for their excessive wintry weather. Today’s weather maker is finally ushering in real spring weather, with a combined heavy rainfall – severe weather threat…To read the entire feature,

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Remnants of Dorian Are Heading Out To Sea

Early this Sunday morning (Aug. 4, 2013), Dorian’s remnants were located about 200 miles south of the North Carolina coast and moving northeast out into the open Atlantic. What is interesting about Dorian’s remnants is just how small an area they cover. Compared to a large thunderstorm complex across the

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