ALERT STATUS - SEVERE WEATHER ACTIVITY CAN BEEN ACTIVE FOR TORNADOES. BE READY FOR "ANY" SEVERE WEATHER IN YOUR AREA AHEAD OF TIME.
Severe weather season for 2024: Spring pattern, severe weather probabilities active in the north central, and southeast/Atlantic region. An active tornado season occurred due to oceanic "El Nino" pattern. Tropical Cyclone season starts June 1.. ends November 30th. An early atmospheric river pattern continues into early 2024. West coast gets hammered by strong weather systems into 2024. Spring pattern with the El Nino trending down early 2024.
PREPARE FOR ANY WEATHER EPISODES EARLY - GET AN NOAA WEATHER RADIO TODAY. GET IN PREPARATION MODE TODAY. A LINK TO... SEVERE WEATHER CHECKLIST.
Pay attention to watches and severe weather in SPC risk areas. Severe weather possibilities can be prevalent in southern/central plains, to southeast US.
Live situations may be posted now on SWS social Network. Use SWS Twitter and Facebook.
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WEST COAST STORM TRACK - Storm patterns head in to upper US from the Gulf of Alaska region. The coastal activity can be tracked in the Pacific Ocean and therefore coinciding with storm patterns impacting the west coast. The pacific west coast can be monitored during during climate trends. For worldwide coast marine conditions- Click Here
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