The weekend forecast is looking pretty good with partly sunny skies and high temperatures around 65 degrees and then dropping to 45 at night.
A warming trend begins on Monday and we will be …
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The weekend forecast is looking pretty good with partly sunny skies and high temperatures around 65 degrees and then dropping to 45 at night.
A warming trend begins on Monday and we will be in the 70s Monday through Wednesday, but expect rain to return Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wednesday we had wind gusts over 50 miles an hour and severe weather threats across most of Middle Tennessee.
The tornado data for this area goes back to the 1800s and the month of April has produced more tornado touchdowns in our county than any other month.
So we are entering the most dangerous time of the year. If a tornado watch is issued, it simply means that conditions are favorable for severe weather and possible tornadoes.
If a warning is broadcast, know ahead of time where you are going to go that is safest and get there immediately. The smallest room on the lowest floor is the best place to go if you do not have a basement available.
During the Spring, large hail or frequent lightning flashes are often signs of a storm that could produce a tornado. You can reach me anytime at weather1@charter. net.
