FIRST ALERT: Storms to move through overnight and bring a damaging wind and tornado threat
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A strong cold front is ushering in dangerous storms overnight. Damaging winds of 60+ mph and tornadoes are possible. The highest risk is on the Northshore. The main line of storms should arrive around 10-11 pm but a few isolated showers and storms are anticipated out in front a few hours earlier.
Tornado risk as storms overnight, early Sunday bring severe weather threat
Severe weather is threatening parts of Georgia overnight into Sunday morning. Thunderstorms are expected to move into the state between 2 and 10 a.m., according to the National Weather Service. Parts of West Georgia from as north as Trenton and Rome to as south as Colquitt will be under a Level 2 threat that could bring damaging wind gusts and a brief tornado,
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The first risk is coming up for Wednesday as we’ve declared that day a First Alert Weather Day. Storms will increase in ...
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