A severe thunderstorm is defined as hail 1′′ in diameter or greater, a tornado, or wind gusts of 58 mph or higher.
Wind gusts from violent thunderstorms can exceed 100 miles per hour and do more damage than some smaller tornadoes.
Wind gusts from violent thunderstorms can exceed 100 miles per hour and do more damage than some smaller tornadoes.
What exactly do we mean by "unsecured objects"? Objects that may be blown around or over by wind gusts of 60 mph or higher.
After a storm, keep an eye out for unexpected debris in the road, especially at night when visibility is limited.
Stay tuned to the First Warning Weather Team for the most up-to-date forecast.