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The spring severe weather season is not the only time during the year to have a heightened awareness for tornadoes.
Tornado Alley has expanded and now includes most of the eastern half of the United States.
Building a severe weather emergency kit is just as important as seeking shelter during severe weather.
It's a little taste of the fall season. Expect to start the work week in the upper 40s.
News 2's Grant Gilmore shows you how to receive text alerts on your phone in the event of severe weather.
Have you ever noticed that during some seasons of the year we experience move severe weather more than others?
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains how heavy rainfall can quickly turn into a flash flooding.
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains the science behind the ring around the moon.
The Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is how hurricanes are categorized. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore breaks down the details...
Tropical development reaches a peak during the hurricane season. When is this peak and what causes it? Meteorologist Ed Matthews explains.
Virga is the process of precipitation evaporating before it reaches the ground. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains...
Tropical Storms and Hurricanes all have assigned names, but how do they get those names. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains...
Triad summers get pretty hot, but it's often the humidity that is difficult to bear. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore discusses Heat Index.
Knowing the difference between a severe weather watch and a warning can be the difference between life and death.
Tornadoes aren't the only threat to be prepared for. Damaging winds, large hail, lightning & flooding happen through the year.
There are many misconceptions about tornadoes from how they form to ways to stay safe during a tornado.