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Additional Weather Info.

 My 7-Day Forecast.

 

  Sun.

 H 88F
 L 67F
   10%
 Warm. 
  Mon.

 H 90F
 L 67F
  00%
   Hot.
  Tue.

 H 92F
 L 69F
   10%
   Hot.
  Wed.

 H 89F
 L 72F
   40%
  Sct.
  Thu.

 H 87F
 L 71F
   20%
   Iso.
   Fri.

 H 88F
 L 69F
   15%
 Warm.
   Sat.

 H 89F
 L 69F
  15%
 Warm.



Tonight: Partly cloudy,Mild,A bit Muggy,Slight chance of a evening shower. Low; 65-69

Sunday; Variably cloudy,Warm,A little Humid. High: 86-90

Monday: Partly cloudy,Hot,Humid. High: 88-92





Hour by Hour.


Saturday July 31st,2010-Sunday August 1st,2010


07:00am.

69F
Iso.Shwrs
25%
11:00am.

76F
Iso.Shwr.
20%



03:00pm.

82F
Iso.Shwr.
25%







07:00pm.

81F
P.Sunny.
15%







11:00pm.

73F
P.Cloudy.
10%






03:00am.

70F
P.Cloudy.
05%



 


07:00am.

67F
P.Cloudy.
00%





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Severe Weather Safety Tips.

Weather Terms

  • A Watch means conditions are favorable for severe weather in your area.

  • Warning means severe weather is already occurring or will occur soon in your area.

  • Watches and Warnings are issued for thunderstorms, floods, flash floods and tornadoes. If a warning is issued, move to your basement or a safe area in your home and turn on the local news or your weather radio for further instructions.

  • Postpone outdoor activities if thunderstorms are imminent. This is your best way to avoid being caught in a dangerous situation.

Prepare a family disaster plan

  • Keep insurance policies, documents and other valuables in a safe place.
  • Purchase a weather radio for your home to warn you of impending severe weather.
  • Assemble a disaster supplies kit containing: first aid kit, non-perishable canned food and hand-operated can opener, bottled water, sturdy shoes, work gloves, battery powered radio, flashlight and extra batteries, special items for infant, elderly or disabled family members.
  • Also include in the kit written instructions on how to turn off your home's utilities.

Lightning Tips

  • If you can hear thunder, you are close enough to a storm to be struck by lightning. Get to safe shelter immediately.

  • Move to a sturdy building or car with a hard top. Do not take shelter in small sheds, under isolated trees or in convertible automobiles.

  • Get out of boats and away from water. DO NOT take a bath or shower.

Tornado Tips

  • Move to a shelter, such as a basement. If underground shelter is not available, move to an interior room or hallway on the lowest floor and get under a sturdy piece of furniture.

  • Stay away from windows.

  • If you are in a car, never try to outrun a tornado. If caught outside or in a vehicle, leave your car and lie flat in a nearby ditch or depression (not a storm ditch).

  • Mobile homes should be abandoned as they offer little protection. Move to a nearby shelter.

In Hamilton County, the outdoor warning sirens will sound a steady tone for five (5) minutes when a Tornado Warning or a Severe Thunderstorm Warning is issued during a Tornado Watch. Click here for a demo of the tone you would hear.

Flash Flood Tips

  • Know your area's flood risk. Keep your car fueled; if electricity is cut off, gas stations may not be able to operate pumps for days.

  • If roads are closed due to flooding, DO NOT go around roadblocks, and DO NOT attempt to drive through flooded streets. Road closings are for your safety.

  • Never cross a road covered with water.

 

What should be in your Home Emergency/Disaster Supply Kit?

 

June Outlook,2010

The Active Severe Weather Season Continues...and we seen our first heat wave of the season ahead of schedule. Meterological Summer starts June 1st. Astronomical Summer begins June 21st

So will June bring more hot temeratures,and contined trend of active severe weather??

Well here is what i am expecting. I think we will see near to slightly below normal temperatures,and near normal precipitation. I expect the Active Severe Weather season to continue,but not quite as active as we have seen.

Here is what we should see for a typical June. High temps range from 77-81 deg to start,and toward the end of the month,avg temps climb all the way to 83-87 deg range. Low temps range from 56-60 deg to start,and climb to 63-67 deg by end of
the month. Precipitation should average around 4.42in 

That is your June Weather Outlook for 2010. Keep your eye on the sky,and enjoy the wild world of weather.

P.S. A couple notes of interest. First those who have interest in Hurricane/Tropical Season...it is looking like an active season for the Atlantic. So keep that in mind if you have travel plans this summer. Also i will have my Summer Outlook in a couple of weeks.


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