Allen Strum

2 weeks ago | weartv.com | Allen Strum

WEAR-TV — A tornado watch is in effect for parts of the Gulf Coast through 6:00 p.m. Sunday. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) issued the watch Sunday morning as a weather maker has been slowly moving over the Midwest and Southeast. The weekend storm has been responsible for wind damage, a few tornadoes and flash flooding.

2 weeks ago | weartv.com | Allen Strum

WEAR-TV — A rainy weather maker with severe storms and flooding is slowly moving over parts of the Nation including the South. That weather maker will bring rain and storms to the Gulf Coast on Sunday, Sunday night and Monday. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has the northern Gulf Coast and parts of the South outlined in a slight risk zone, which is a level 2 out of 5, with 5 being most severe.

3 weeks ago | weartv.com | Allen Strum

The chance for rain continues into Monday and some strong to severe storms are possible as a weather maker drops in on the area. The storms are forecast to strike right in the middle of the day. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has the northern Gulf Coast under a two and three out of five risk level for severe storms. A significant weather maker is impacting much of the nation. For the Gulf Coast, the biggest threat with storms on Monday will be damaging winds.

3 weeks ago | weartv.com | Allen Strum

WEAR-TV — The weekend weather will be mostly cloudy and there is a good chance for rain. Breezy weather is having a big impact along the beaches. Dangerous rip currents are forecast due to a strong southeast and south wind. Expect high seas and dangerous surf throughout the weekend. A high risk of rip currents is forecast Saturday and Sunday. When single red flags fly at the beach, dangerous conditions exist. When double red flags fly, the Gulf is closed to swimming.

4 weeks ago | weartv.com | Allen Strum

WEAR-TV — Strong storms will be possible across the Midwest and South on Sunday and Monday. For the Gulf Coast region, Monday is the target day for rain and thunderstorms.