Alabama, Georgia might see damaging winds Saturday in final spherical of storms
Days of rain have left areas of the Deep South drenched, and the FOX Forecast Center is one final spherical of storms Saturday. Some of the storms could get nasty throughout Alabama and Georgia.
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Flooding, extreme climate threaten South
The southern tier of the U.S. can’t appear to shake the heavy rain that has already precipitated lethal flooding in Texas and Mississippi. That rain will proceed Saturday, however with an added twist of extreme climate. The worst storms are anticipated in Alabama and Florida, tornadoes and damaging wind being the first threats.
Northeast in for messy stretch of climate
The Northeast may have something however perfect climate this weekend. A storm is shifting towards the area beginning Saturday and can convey rain and snow via Monday. The heaviest snow is anticipated in New York and New England, whereas the heaviest rain is forecast nearer to the mid-Atlantic states.
New forecast cone to be examined throughout 2024 hurricane season
The forecast cone is arguably the graphic you see most frequently throughout hurricane season. It exhibits the potential monitor of a storm or hurricane. Forecasters on the National Hurricane Center need to get individuals to deal with the impacts of the storm as an alternative of the place it’s headed. They’ll take a look at out a brand new model of the cone in the course of the 2024 season.
Current NHC product versus experimental product (FOX Weather)
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Thawing ice might launch historic “zombie viruses”
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