Weekly weather podcast discussing weather, science, technology, and more from North Carolina and South Carolina. Plus expert insights on weather forecasts, live storm coverage, and live weather chats throughout the week as severe weather warrants.
We unfortunately won't be doing a lunar eclipse stream tonight. James is still under the weather (pun intended) and is opting for rest. With the storms and clouds out there tonight, we wish you the best of luck! The show won't be completely blocked but you may need to wish away some clouds.
No new show from us tonight, 7/29. We're compiling storm damage reports following last night's live storm coverage. We'll have a recap video later in the week. And we'll see you next Wednesday night for a brand new show!
We'll be back sooner, and anytime on the Carolina Weather Net, if the weather warrants.
Members get exclusive early access to our latest interview before it drops for the general public! James Brierton and Greg Fishel sat down for a fascinating chat with Evan Bentley, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC). If you’ve looked at the SPC severe weather maps recently, you might have noticed some big visual updates.
"History is going to judge us for what we did that day." Today marks the 15th anniversary of the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak. We are looking back at our conversation with @AlabamaWxNet's James Spann about the day that redefined his career and the entire weather enterprise.
Spann reminds us that despite the 62 tornadoes, the only number that truly matters is 252—the names and stories of those lost. Watch our full archival interview to hear Spann discuss why he still fights for the safety of rural communities.
A storm threat begins Sunday and ramps up on Monday. Take the weekend to ensure you have multiple ways to receive severe weather warnings. Our Carolina Weather Net will be streaming. Alerts can also be received from a NOAA Weather Radio, local broadcast media, and phone apps.
In March 1993, the "Storm of the Century" unleashed chaos across the U.S., bringing blizzard conditions, tornadoes, and hurricane-force winds. This massive storm left over 270 people dead, caused $5.5 billion in damages ($11.5B today), and shut down major highways and airports.
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30 years later, Greg Fishel remembers covering Hurricane Fran
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We unfortunately won't be doing a lunar eclipse stream tonight. James is still under the weather (pun intended) and is opting for rest. With the storms and clouds out there tonight, we wish you the best of luck! The show won't be completely blocked but you may need to wish away some clouds.
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Carolina Weather Group
No new show from us tonight, 7/29. We're compiling storm damage reports following last night's live storm coverage. We'll have a recap video later in the week. And we'll see you next Wednesday night for a brand new show!
We'll be back sooner, and anytime on the Carolina Weather Net, if the weather warrants.
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Carolina Weather Group
Members get exclusive early access to our latest interview before it drops for the general public! James Brierton and Greg Fishel sat down for a fascinating chat with Evan Bentley, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC). If you’ve looked at the SPC severe weather maps recently, you might have noticed some big visual updates.
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Carolina Weather Group
"History is going to judge us for what we did that day." Today marks the 15th anniversary of the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak. We are looking back at our conversation with @AlabamaWxNet's James Spann about the day that redefined his career and the entire weather enterprise.
Spann reminds us that despite the 62 tornadoes, the only number that truly matters is 252—the names and stories of those lost. Watch our full archival interview to hear Spann discuss why he still fights for the safety of rural communities.
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The Carolina Weather Group podcast is taking a week off. We'll see you next week, 4/15, with a brand new episode!
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A storm threat begins Sunday and ramps up on Monday. Take the weekend to ensure you have multiple ways to receive severe weather warnings. Our Carolina Weather Net will be streaming. Alerts can also be received from a NOAA Weather Radio, local broadcast media, and phone apps.
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In March 1993, the "Storm of the Century" unleashed chaos across the U.S., bringing blizzard conditions, tornadoes, and hurricane-force winds. This massive storm left over 270 people dead, caused $5.5 billion in damages ($11.5B today), and shut down major highways and airports.
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