Chris Dolce

Atlanta

Senior Digital Meteorologist at Weather Channel

Senior Digital Meteorologist @weatherchannel. Mainly weather tweets with a few sports mixed in. @UGAAtmosSci Graduate and @Cubs fan. Opinions my own.

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Hurricanes Hundreds Of Miles Away Can Bring Rip Current Danger To Your Beach Trip

6 days ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

It's a deceiving scenario where you might be enjoying sunny skies at the beach, but rip currents and rough surf generated by a hurricane hundreds of miles away still presents a danger in the ocean waters. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago 3 Things To Know Before The 2025 Hurricane SeasonA hurricane passing hundreds of miles offshore this summer means no big deal for your beach trip, right? Wrong.
How Hurricanes Hundreds Of Miles Away From The US Can Still Be A Danger For Beach Trips

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Chris Dolce

A hurricane passing hundreds of miles offshore this summer means no big deal for your beach trip, right? Wrong. The ocean waters can still be a threat in the form of rip currents generated by distant hurricanes, as we've seen multiple times in recent years. Big Picture-First, What Is A Rip Current?
On This Date: Nation's Second-Deadliest Tornado Strikes Natchez, Mississippi

1 week ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Chris Dolce

The tornado struck in an era with no electricity, and therefore no advanced warning, killing more than 300 people. By Jonathan Erdman 2 hours ago A powerful tornado, most likely of F5 intensity on the Fujita Scale, struck Natchez, Mississippi, on this day 185 years ago, killing hundreds. Known as the "Great Natchez Tornado", it hit the bustling Mississippi River port city on May 7, 1840, in an era with no electricity, meaning no television, radio or sirens to provide advanced warning.
Over A Foot Of May Snow Blanketed The Rockies

1 week ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Chris Dolce

While most in the U.S. are enjoying spring warmth, heavy, wet snow has blanketed the high country of several western states. Here's why that's not as weird as it sounds by May standards. By Jonathan Erdman 2 hours ago Watch: Snowboarder Rescued After Falling Into Water CavernHeavy snow has blanketed parts of the Rockies and while that would be bizarre most everywhere else in the U.S. in May, it's typical in parts of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.
Texas, Louisiana Face Severe Weather And Serious Flood Threat

1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce |Jennifer Gray

A storm system tracking across the South could generate strong tornadoes in eastern Texas Tuesday. On top of that, a significant flash flood threat will take aim at the northern Gulf Coast. By Chris Dolce, and Jennifer Gray less than an hour ago Weather In The Week Ahead: 4 Things To WatchSevere weather could pack a strong tornado threat in Texas as intense rainfall generates a serious flood threat eastward to Louisiana and southern Mississippi Tuesday into Wednesday.
Mother's Day Weekend Weather Forecast: Will Weather Cooperate For Outdoor Plans?

1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

Many parts of the nation can get out and enjoy the outdoors this weekend if making plans with mom, but there are some wet areas, especially Florida. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago Protecting Plants From An Unexpected Cold SnapWarm hugs won't be the only warmth many moms feel this Mother's Day weekend since the forecast is shaping up to be cooperative for many families to spend time outdoors in spring temperatures, but there are a few trouble spots.
6 Things Learned From Last Year's Hurricane Season

1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

The 2024 hurricane season was a reminder of several lessons learned from the past that we can use to be better prepared for the future. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago Changes Coming This Hurricane Season From NHC"What category is it?" "What's the wind speed?"Those are the basic elements asked about when it comes to hurricane forecasts. But last year's destructive season provided several reminders that we must pull back the curtains even more when getting informed about a storm.
On Today's Date: Flood Disaster Strikes Music City 15 Years Ago

1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

More than a foot of rain fell in two days, triggering massive flooding that inundated notable landmarks, including the Grand Ole Opry. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago Nashville, Tennessee, was swamped by a destructive and deadly flood disaster as May began 15 years ago after more than a foot of rain fell over two days. The relentless rains were part of a larger flood and severe weather event that impacted multiple southern states, but western and middle Tennessee were hardest hit.
'Enhanced Risk' Of Severe Weather Stretches From Texas To Appalachians Friday

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Chris Dolce

The threat of severe weather has increased for Friday in parts of the South and East, with destructive straight-line winds and large hail standing out as the main hazards. -Area Of Concern: An "enhanced risk" severe weather outlook (level 3 out of 5) has been issued from Texas to the lower Mississippi and Tennessee valleys by NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, as shaded in red below.
Under-The-Radar Weather Threats To Prepare For In Late Spring, Summer

2 weeks ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

Tornadoes and hurricanes make the biggest headlines, but there are several weather dangers that are more under the radar in late spring and summer that have proven to be just as dangerous and historically even deadlier in some cases. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago Which Month Typically Sees The Most Tornadoes?

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Chris Dolce @chrisdolcewx

21 Jan 25

Google Maps nicely illustrates what parts of Atlanta have snow on highways vs. who doesn't. Nothing in northwest metro (where I live) vs. rest of Atlanta which is on the struggle bus. https://t.co/MNDSmHgU12

Chris Dolce @chrisdolcewx

14 Dec 24

Not be cliche - “but you don’t see that everyday”