Safe from the Storm: Stay safe from lightning
Most people think of tornadoes and flooding as the most dangerous parts of severe storms, but lightning can be just as dangerous.
Most people think of tornadoes and flooding as the most dangerous parts of severe storms, but lightning can be just as dangerous.
You may have seen our announcements that Action 8 News will issue a “Code Red” weather alert if dangerous storms threaten the area. What does this mean?
While hurricanes often bring fatalities and property damage, weather experts say they are actually a necessary part of Earth’s weather system.
Bluewater Chief Meteorologist Rich Thomas was just one of many weather experts to attend the 2023 National Tropical Weather Conference to examine forecasting trends for the upcoming hurricane season.
Even in Central Alabama, we need to prepare for hurricane season, which includes getting your property ready for high winds and heavy rain.
NOAA forecasters say we can expect a near-normal hurricane season in 2023.
Severe weather can be especially deadly when it hits in the overnight hours when you are asleep. But with these tips, you can keep you and your family safe.
Did you know that your home’s garage door can make a difference in whether your home makes it through a severe storm?
In Alabama and other parts of what’s called “Dixie Alley,” tornado season now appears to be running from the end of October through mid-May.
Long before a severe weather threat develops over Alabama, the overall spring weather pattern will set some of the ingredients that will determine whether we will have an active severe weather season.