Jonathan Belles
Digital Meteorologist at Weather Channel
Digital Meteorologist @ https://t.co/wArRTVcekL - Former FSU Weather Met of 4 Years; FSU Master's Grad '15; Opinions = Mine
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1 week ago |
weather.com | Nicole Bonaccorso |Jonathan Belles
This weekend's break from stormy weather makes it a great time for gardeners in the South to get their gardens ready. By Nicole Bonaccorso less than an hour ago Milder weather will make this weekend a great time for getting seedlings into the soil in the South. (Getty Images)As we approach mid-April, this weekend is a great time for gardeners in the South to get planting, if they haven’t already.
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1 week ago |
weather.com | Jan Wesner Childs |Jonathan Belles
Data Rates Hurricane Hunters Bumpiest FlightsAfter an especially jolting ride into the eye of Hurricane Ian in 2022, NOAA's Hurricane Hunters wondered: Was that their bumpiest ride ever? A group of scientists, including two who were onboard the P-3 Orion that flew the Ian mission, launched a study to find out. They to analyze flight data from hurricane missions that happened between the years 2004 and 2023.
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2 weeks ago |
weather.com | Jan Wesner Childs |Jenn Jordan |Briana Waxman |Jonathan Belles
An unabated wave of severe storms is continuing its onslaught on states like Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri and Indiana, unleashing life-threatening flash flooding, tornadoes and widespread damage. By Jan Wesner Childs, and Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago Tornado Rampages Through LouisvilleLife-threatening flash flooding is escalating across the South and Ohio Valley this weekend, as extreme rainfall triggers a "generational" event.
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3 weeks ago |
weather.com | Jonathan Belles
The team at Colorado State University said the season will be somewhat more busy than average due to the lack of El Niño. By Jonathan Belles less than an hour ago Hurricane Season Is 100 Days AwayEarly tropical symptoms suggest a slightly more active Atlantic hurricane season than average is ahead. However, the season could be a slight step down from 2024, which hosted hurricanes Helene and Milton and had major impacts in Florida and the Appalachians.
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3 weeks ago |
weather.com | Chris Dolce |Jonathan Belles |Jonathan Erdman
Over 10 inches of rain could fall through Saturday, pushing rivers well above flood stage in a "particularly dangerous situation." If that wasn't enough, multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms with hail, winds and tornadoes could strike areas from the South to the Ohio Valley into the weekend.
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