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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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  • 1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

    What’s Your Snowiest Month? April brings to mind blooming flowers and greening vegetation, but for some, it can deliver blankets of wet, heavy snow, especially in one region where it's oddly the snowiest month of the year.

  • 1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

    Myth Debunked: Can Tornadoes Hit Cities? Detective work by the National Weather Service has recently revealed that a tornado carved a rare, nearly 120 mile-long path from Arkansas into Missouri during the mid-March outbreak in the Midwest and South. Big PictureThe Path: Damage was found to be continuous across 117.15 miles from northern Arkansas to southeast Missouri for a tornado that struck on the evening of March 14, 2025, according to an updated survey released Saturday.

  • 2 weeks ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

    A National Weather Service survey team arrived in less than 48 hours after the tornado hit. Damage from the EF1 twister, even to some homes, was found already repaired in the local Amish community. By Chris Dolce 2 hours ago Faces Of A Disaster: The Tornado SurvivorsDamage from a tornado that struck a Michigan Amish community last week was repaired so impressively fast the National Weather Service was unable to estimate the wind speed for damage at a few locations along the twister's path.

  • 2 weeks ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Chris Dolce

    Just a small percentage of flood alerts issued by the National Weather Service each year are the highest level called a flash flood emergency warning. They typically signal a damaging, life-threatening event is ongoing or imminent and immediate action should be taken.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chris Dolce

    A particularly dangerous flooding event is expected from the mid-South into the Ohio Valley as multiple bouts of extreme rainfall, including severe thunderstorms, impact parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. What's Happening Right NowAs you can see in the current radar image below, bands of thunderstorms with heavy rain stretch from the Ozarks to the Appalachians. Any National Weather Service watches and warnings are also plotted on the map.

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Chris Dolce
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
Chris Dolce @chrisdolcewx
14 Dec 24

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

NWS Tornado
NWS Tornado @NWStornado

Tornado Warning including San Francisco CA, Daly City CA and Broadmoor CA until 6:15 AM PST https://t.co/bjf99ZcuU3

Chris Dolce
Chris Dolce @chrisdolcewx
12 Dec 24

12 inches in 2 hours off of Lake Erie 😳 https://t.co/zrYqslwGBD