We’ve been busy setting up new “stuff” including the national severe weather outlook and the “get the warning before the warning” Tweets.
The new national weather outlook is updated twice a day and it tells you where we thing the greatest risk of severe weather will be during the next few days.
Our OrrCast Tweets alert you to severe weather before NWS warnings are issued — most of the time. We miss a few, but not many. We think you’ll like knowing about the threat of severe weather 30 minutes or more before a warning is issued.
Check it out at OrrWeather.com
We have a new product available this week – one that will give you a heads-up on severe weather.
It is our 10-day severe weather outlook highlighting the threat of severe thunderstorms with large hail, damaging wind, tornadoes, flash flooding, extreme wildfire threat and the risk of tropical storms/hurricanes.
The maps are issued every morning for the next 10 days. During the cold season we forecast areas of freezing rain, flooding, heavy snow and severe thunderstorms.
Subscribe to the Severe Weather Outlook today for just $27 a year or $5.95 a month. You’ll get a username and password to access the website that gives individuals, risk managers, emergency managers and others their first look at the threat of severe weather for the next 10 days.
Subscribe at www.theorrstore.com
Severe thunderstorms, snow and freezing rain, and very heavy rain. Those are some of the things we expect to see over the next week and a half.
This kind of weather makes us want to do a few February weather workshops here in Rapid City – daytime highs have been in the 50s here and even the low 60s. Unfortunately, it ends Thursday.
That’s because there’s a series of storm systems lined up across the Pacific that will be punching across the U.S., beginning now with the Pacific Northwest.
Here’s the video blog:
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Changes are coming up for the Great Plains while the weather across the Pacific Northwest becomes stormy.
The southern Plains will get heavy snow today. The snow will move across the lower Tennessee River valley tomorrow before the storm system heads out to sea. Meanwhile, very cold air will surge across the Great Lakes and Northeast.
Here’s a look
Heavy snow is likely early next week across the Tennessee Valley and mid-Atlantic states. Here’s more
Moderate rains will fall over the Southeast to wrap up the week while the Upper Midwest gets ready for more cold air. The South may have to deal with a snow storm next week.
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