Thursday September 2 2010
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Hurricane Warning for NC and Mass.

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A Hurricane Warning has been issued for the coast of North Carolina from Bogue Inlet to the NC/VA border and for the coast of Massachusetts.

Tropical Storm Warnings surround the Hurricane Warning. According to the NHC, Hurricane Earl will approach the North Carolina coast by late Thursday.

We will have more frequent updates as needed, and be sure to check our Twitter and our Atlantic Tropical Info feeds for details.

LINKS:
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Hurricane Watch for East Coast

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As Category 4 Hurricane Earl continues its northwesterly path toward the east coast, the National Hurricane Center has issued a Hurricane Watch from Surf City, NC north to the NC/VA border.

A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect from Cape Fear, NC to Surf City.

We will have more frequent updates as needed, and be sure to check our Twitter and our Atlantic Tropical Info feeds for details.

LINKS:
National Hurricane Center (Official)
HamWeather Tropical Activity
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Tornadoes Possible in the Northern Plains

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The Storm Prediction Center has issued a severe weather outlook that includes a 10% Tornado Risk for portions of the eastern Dakotas and western MN. This is an elevated risk for tornadoes.

Large hail and damaging wind will be likely today. Storms could continue after sunset this evening. People in the risk area should pay close attention to the weather and consider carrying a NOAA Weather Radio if attending outdoor activities.

SevereStudios will have live streaming video from storm chasers in the area today.

We will update our Twitter feed as conditions warrant.


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Hurricane Earl

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As of Sunday morning, Earl is now a Category 1 Hurricane. Earl is forecast to become a major Hurricane by the middle of the week.

Earl's track takes it closer to the east coast of the United States than Danielle did, so it will have to be watched closely.

We will have more frequent updates as needed, and be sure to check the Atlantic Tropical Info for details.

LINKS:
National Hurricane Center (Official)
HamWeather Tropical Activity
MyFoxHurricane.com


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Active Atlantic!

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There are currently two named storms in the Atlantic Basin: Hurricane Danielle, which is a Category 4, and Tropical Storm Earl.

Earl is forecast to become a major Hurricane by the middle of next week. Behind Earl is another wave which may become "Fiona" over the next day or so.

Earl's track takes it closer to the east coast of the United States than Danielle did, so will have to be watched closely.

We will have more frequent updates as needed, and be sure to check the Atlantic Tropical Info for details.

LINKS:
National Hurricane Center (Official)
HamWeather Tropical Activity
MyFoxHurricane.com


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Severe Weather Possible

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A few severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening, especially across eastern South Dakota and southern Minnesota. Storms could reach western Wisconsin late tonight or overnight.

Stay with our Twitter feed for the latest updates throughout the day.

SevereStudios should have live streaming video of the storms as conditions warrant and chasers hit the road.

Full SPC Outlook


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Tornado Touches Down South of Wahpeton, ND

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A tornado touched down around 6:30 this evening on the state line of North Dakota and Minnesota, just south of Wahpeton, ND.

Andy Gabrielson was there to capture the beautiful backlit tornado. Minutes later, the tornado destroyed a house. Early reports are that the house was not occupied at the time. Emergency services were on the scene shortly after the tornado hit.

Look for Andy's video on The Weather Channel and KSTP-TV (Minneapolis) at 10pm Central.

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Tornadoes Tonight?

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We are now into August, but it doesn't look like the daily severe weather threat is decreasing just yet. A slight chance of tornadoes exists in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.

Stay tuned for updates...

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