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Friday update on severe weather potential this weekend
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Friday, April 20 2012
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Below is an update to the potential severe weather event this weekend.
A low pressure system is organizing over Texas and is still forecast to fully develop over the northern Gulf of Mexico on Saturday and move east across northern or central Florida Saturday night into Sunday. This low pressure system will also have an accompanying cold front, which will move across the Florida Peninsula Sunday.
There will be two opportunities for severe weather to develop: first, in scattered sever...
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Severe Weather Potential This Weekend Across South Florida
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More updates on the possible severe weather event this weekend in South Florida:...
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Florida Severe Weather Potential this Weekend
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Severe Weather Advisory from Florida NWS/EOC:
There is a reasonably high chance of severe weather this weekend across the Florida peninsula as a strong low pressure system develops over the Gulf of Mexico late this week and moves across the state sometime this weekend. Timing is difficult to determine at this time, but it appears that the period from Saturday night through Sunday morning may be the most likely time for any severe weather. It's noteworthy that the Storm Prediction Center in Okla...
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SHARING- A Plea to the National Media
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Monday, April 16 2012
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Im sharing this blog post here, As I think most can and will find allot of truth in it!
A Plea to the National Media
"It's happened for years now - the national (and some local) media just can't seem to report weather-related stories without goofing something up. There are times where the goofs are minor, but many of the mistakes are substantial. It's even worse that this is happening at the national network level, where, in theory, the reporters and anchors should be "the best of the be...
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UPDATE: NWS Briefing on Potential Severe Weather Late Tonight and Friday Morning
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...Severe Weather Potential Late Tonight and
Tomorrow Morning Across South Florida...
UPDATED 345 PM EDT April 5th
A strong low pressure system in the upper levels of the atmosphere over northern Mississippi and Alabama will help propel an area of thunderstorms currently over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico eastward toward the Florida peninsula tonight. Upper-level dynamics with this system will be stronger than with the system that moved through early this morning, as mid-level winds of ...
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