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Fay Makes Landfall Again; Winds At 60 MPH with Torrential Rains![]() Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies Tropical Storm Fay has begun moving west-northwest at 5 mph on the east coast of Florida. This general slow motion should continue for the next couple days.
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect from Ft. Pierce northward to the Savannah RiverNEWS STORIES LIVE TV COVERAGE LIVE RADAR More: Latest Advisory on Fay | NHC Graphics Local NWS Pages: Stay tuned for updates... There is a Slight Risk of severe weather for parts of North Dakota and Montana. Also for parts of Florida and Georgia due to Tropical Storm Fay. WATCHES 7:35 PM CDT 6:45pm CDT Today In Weather History
Categories: Prizes/Awards: Other prizes including SevereStudios merchandise may be randomly given away to participants in the contest and is at the discretion of the judges. All winners will be featured on SevereStudios.com and recognized for his or her achievement. Also, all winners will be featured and recognized at the SevereStudios Display Booth during the 2009 National Storm Chasing Convention (ChaserCon). (Winner has right to refuse this publicity.) How To Enter: Read more » School officials in California "baffled" by how to program and operate weather radios given to them by Homeland Security: Read Story (San Diego Union-Tribune) If you are in charge of safety at a school district or similar institution and you are concerned about the well-being of your students, weather radios should be operational 24/7 in the main school office(s) where emergency decisions are made. For help, please email info@severestudios.com and SevereStudios will provide free assistance in the procurement, setup and operation of weather radios. This is from Monday August 4, 2008 on The Weather Channel where SevereStudios Chaser Ben Holcomb did a phoner with Jim Cantore during the Severe Derecho event in Northern Indiana. Jon Davies has posted a recap of the end of the Little Sioux/Moorhead tornado's path, where Kory Hartman and Kenny Allen were located. As a result of our own research and that of John and Shawna Davies, we can safely conclude that it was, indeed a tornado that Kory and Kenny encountered on June 11, 2008. Read Jon Davies' Blog Entry on the Little Sioux Tornado. News Update8/16/08 2:36 PM 8/7/08 2:20 PM 8/4/08 11:50 AM 8/3/08 8:00 AM 7/31/08 1:21 PM - UPDATED 7/30/08 11:09 PM 7/30/08 4:20 PM 7/30/08 1:45 PM 7/30/08 2:32 PM ![]() Once again, storm chasers from across the country have donated their best video clips to the "Storms of 2007" DVD project. All proceeds go to the American Red Cross and other agencies for storm-related disaster relief. You can purchase the DVD at http://www.thestormsof2007.org. |
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