Dorian is now a hurricane located near St Thomas. Maximum sustained winds are currently 75 MPH with a central pressure of 997 MB. The storm is moving northwest at 13 MPH with this motion expected for the next couple days. Hurricane warnings have been issued for Vieques, Culebra, US Virgin […]
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Tropical Storm Dorian has continued to strengthen over the past few days and currently has maximum sustained winds of 60 MPH. The storm is currently located about 60 miles southeast of Barbados and is moving northwest at 14 MPH. Tropical Storm conditions are expected in the Windward Islands later tonight […]
A Tropical Cyclone is expected to form in the Northern Gulf of Mexico by Thursday. As of this morning the system was located at 28.5N, 86.4W with maximum sustained winds of 30 mph moving WSW at 8 mph. The current pressure is 1011 MB. The following Watches/Warnings have been issued: […]
SevereWXWarn released a new forecasting tool, which is available now through our website and the Apple App Store. The new tool was the first update, since the initial release of the SevereWXWarn forecasting system, which was released two years ago. The new tool will automatically find your location and provide […]
Today SevereWXWarn is proud to announce that we are launch an online weather radio application. Apps will also be released in the app stores later this week on Android, Apple and Amazon. The app features over 130 NOAA weather radio stations from all over the United States and Canada. Click […]
An outbreak of tornadoes, some potentially long-track and violent, is expected today into this evening over portions of northwest Texas into western and central Oklahoma. More isolated but still potentially dangerous severe weather, including tornadoes and destructive winds and hail, is possible in surrounding parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and […]
There will be an initial round of scattered thunderstorms across the entire region starting late Friday morning and continuing into Friday afternoon. There is a potential for these storms to be strong to severe with wind gusts to 60 mph and large hail. Then, a more organized area of thunderstorms […]