Very chilly start for your Monday morning with temperatures in the teens. Looks like a nice warm up for today with mostly sunny skies and lower 40s for highs. Another cold night with mostly clear conditions and lows in the upper teens to lower 20s. Tuesday slightly warmer with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Tuesday night partly cloudy with lows in the upper 30s to lower 30s.
Extended Discussion Summary:
Much warmer conditions by Wednesday and unsettle weather returns by Thursday and Friday.
Severe Weather Awareness Week:
Today's Topic: Severe Thunderstorms
Severe thunderstorms can strike any time of the year. Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are more frequent in the spring months of March, April and May. Tennessee also has a "secondary" severe weather season in November and December. Severe thunderstorms can, and do, occur anytime of the day and night and during any month of the year. Damaging
thunderstorm winds are much more common in Tennessee than tornadoes.
The National Weather Service defines a thunderstorm as “severe” when wind speeds reach 58
mph (50 kts) or stronger and/or 3/4 inch hail (or larger) falls from the storm. Winds from severe thunderstorms can well exceed 100 mph, overturning trailers, unroofing homes, and toppling trees and power lines. Most of the storm damage in the Mid-South is caused by “straight line winds” from thunderstorm downbursts. Severe Thunderstorm wind speeds may exceed the wind speeds of weak tornadoes. All thunderstorms are capable of producing deadly lightning.
PLEASE NOTE:
Severe thunderstorms can produce tornadoes with little or no warning!!
Severe Thunderstorm Safety Rules
FIND SHELTER IMMEDIATELY. Go to a sturdy building that will withstand high winds. Avoid electrical appliances, metal pipes and corded telephones.
When a Severe Thunderstorm Warning is issued for your location, treat it the same as
you would a Tornado Warning. Remember that severe thunderstorms can produce damaging
winds, large hail and deadly lightning.
Information provided by: The National Weather Service in Morristown, TN
1 comment:
Mr. Dustin Jordan :
I`ve moved my Forecast to
My Wordpress Blog.
that Link is :
http://southjacksonweather.wordpress.com
You may want to make this adjustment here on your blog.
THANK`S for putting my forecast link here on your Blog.
Post a Comment