NWS: Tornado in Lawrence County Wednesday morning

“Those with outdoor plans should monitor the skies and be prepared for threatening weather”, the alert stated.

“It really is a team effort”.

As of Tuesday at press time, the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., had much of East Tennessee considered as having an “enhanced” risk of severe weather today.

Early Wednesday afternoon, the front responsible for the severe weather stretched from the Mid-Atlantic region into the Deep South.

At 5:03 a.m. damage reports began coming in, including a roof being blown off a house into the street on Northeast Second Street in Washington, and power lines being downed at the intersection of SR 57 and Brett Cable Road. The damage was a little more significant.

The tornado was classified as an EF 1 storm and touched down west of Chatsworth, Ga. with maximum speeds of 90 miles per hour. We don’t want you to be storm chasing. She said to protect your head, eyes and feet. A sneak preview of the text based information is listed below (Daily Topics), which will be sent out via a Public Information Statement (PNS).

According to the NWS, a warm frontal on Tuesday night will result in temperatures on Wednesday to reach near record levels, with highs in the 60s to lower 70s. I have three kids in the Dickson County Schools and you wouldn’t want them out.

A line of gusty, soaking thunderstorms will make a potentially nasty end to the day, especially for central and southern New Jersey. A few more-urgent, more-imminent Warnings have already been issued. Nowadays with social media, most people have camera phones, so they can take a picture.

“We want to see what direction the damage is in”. The first struck in Possum Grape at 3:13, and the second twister touched down at 3:20 a.m.in Diaz.

To check the forecast for your neighborhood, visit the National Weather Service website and put in your ZIP code. Otherwise, large hail and damaging winds are expected.Preparedness actions.Tornadoes at night can be particularly unsafe because they are usually fast-moving and hard to see.