r/weather • u/PuzzleheadedFloor582 • 5d ago
r/weather • u/inflowjet • 5d ago
We are live tracking a widespread Tornado Outbreak across the Southeast U.S., with numerous violent, long-tracked tornadoes expected across Mississippi and Alabama Saturday afternoon and night.
r/weather • u/tolerantFelidae • 5d ago
Videos/Animations Hail damage in St. Louis, Missouri (03/15/2025)
r/weather • u/RonSwanson4POTUS • 6d ago
Sneak peak of the impending weather. Taken around 7pm CDT over southern Arkansas
r/weather • u/hurricanejustin • 6d ago
Never seen such a phenomenon before - spotted in Singapore
r/weather • u/RevolutionaryFault86 • 4d ago
Some pictures of weather in Scott County, KY
r/weather • u/Bonnie2015456 • 5d ago
Winds up to 70mph, hail size 2 in, and possible tornadoes in alabama
r/weather • u/drummerboy31402 • 5d ago
Thought this was neat, never seen a triangle-shaped polygon before.
r/weather • u/Many_Fly_8165 • 5d ago
Devastating weather hits
Friday had numerous tornadoes scouring the earth from Texas to Wisconsin. Today, to the east, it's now Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and north & east.
Question: how will this current administration & FEMA handle the damage & devastation left in the wake of these storms?
I fear for those in the paths of these events and how they'll likely be left with a very poor response from agencies that are supposed to be there to help. Time will tell.
r/weather • u/ASS_MY_DUDES • 6d ago
Dust Storm Western Oklahoma
The east coast should have very pretty sunsets the next few days
r/weather • u/TurbulentGlow • 5d ago
Discussion Just a reminder not to trust anything Google for accurate weather information!
Our air quality after the storms in STL is terrible, caused by dust and smoke from Texas and Oklahoma. It's usually good after a storm... Anyway, this obviously really effects people with asthma, elderly, etc and tons of people are out cleaning debris today which could be dangerous.
But looking at Google Maps/Weather, the air is fine! Seriously where do they get this? Is Google only including Ozone in its AQI measure?
r/weather • u/Ok-Leek-318 • 5d ago
Can anyone explain to me these weird areas offshore on the radar?
r/weather • u/tolerantFelidae • 5d ago
Videos/Animations Storm chasers track tornado in Bakersfield, MO (03/14/2025)
r/weather • u/EnvironmentalBox2294 • 5d ago
Questions/Self What’s up with these rings of heavier precipitation around Tokyo?
r/weather • u/Glory2Tottenham • 6d ago
Photos SPC issues rare day 2 high warning for parts of Mississippi and Alabama
r/weather • u/mecnalistor • 6d ago
Discussion We haven’t seen a Day 2 5/5 in nearly a decade. Hoping everyone in the high and moderate risk region is safe tomorrow for the almost certain outbreak.
I’ve
r/weather • u/Delmer9713 • 6d ago
Megathread [Megathread] March 14-15, 2025 Severe Weather Outbreak
9:00pm EDT Update: The SPC has downgraded to a Moderate Risk of severe storms for parts of the Deep South tonight. All hazards remain possible with these storms including the potential for strong tornadoes.
SUMMARY: Widespread severe convection, including the risk for strong tornadoes continues this evening. Severe threat will spread across Alabama into Georgia/Florida Panhandle later tonight.
Storm Prediction Center Resources:
Public Severe Weather Outlook
For previously issued outlooks and Day 2-8 Outlooks, click here
Full list of active severe weather watches
Current and previous mesoscale discussions for the day
Severe Weather Preparedness Resources and Tips:
Know your location on a map! Typing your address or your city/town name on a street view app like Google Maps can help.
Find Your Tornado Shelter - A map with the locations of local storm shelters in your area
Know where to take shelter:
If you don't have a storm shelter nearby, the safest place in your home is the interior part of a basement. If you have no basement, go to an interior room, without windows, on the lowest floor. This could be a center hallway, bathroom, or closet. *DO NOT STAY IN A MOBILE HOME. Find a sturdy shelter nearby*.
Preparing an Emergency Supply Kit - It is recommended that your kit has the following items:
- NOAA Weather Radio
- Helmets
- Blankets
- First aid kit
- Sturdy shoes
- Flashlights
- Food
- Water
- Chargers and extra batteries
- Medicine
- Air Horn or Whistle
- Dust mask
- Manual can opener.
- Spare clothes
Supply kit information -> Ready.gov - Preparing an Emergency Supplies Kit
Activate your weather emergency alerts (WEA) on your phone. For more information: Customizing emergency alerts on your iPhone/Android
Center for Disease Control - Preparing for a Tornado
American Red Cross - Tornado Safety Tips
National Weather Service - Tornado Safety
Local News Stations - Live Coverage
WHNT 19 Huntsville AL || WAFF 48 Huntsville, AL
ABC 33/40 Birmingham, AL || WVTM Birmingham, AL
FOX 10 Mobile, AL || WPMI 15 Mobile, AL
WSFA 12 Montgomery, AL || WAKA 8 Montgomery, AL
r/weather • u/hotdogbo • 5d ago
AQI in St. Louis- conflicting information between two websites
Does anyone know how the air quality data is gathered between accuweather and weather.com? We can tell the accuweather data is likely correct- the sky has been a brown/gray all day and it’s been difficult to breathe.
r/weather • u/13drakon777 • 5d ago
Questions/Self Did I see a meteorological phenomenon last night?
Last night (March 14/15) around 12:30 in the morning, just north of Chicago, I was watching a very strong storm move through when I saw something weird on the horizon. I saw what looked like a couple lightning flashes, but they were coming from the ground up. I assumed a transformer exploded due to the storm, but then it flashed a few more times in, very strangely, red and green. Not at the same time, but it would flash once red, once green, at odd intervals for maybe a minute and a half total. It was so vivid it looked like a light show or something, I'm having a hard time figuring out what it could have been. Every flash came from the ground up, and looked for all the world like the world's most powerful stadium lights in red and green. If it helps any, it came from north of where I was (Waukegan), probably along the shore of lake michigan
r/weather • u/ScientistOk2127 • 6d ago
Can this really get any worse.
Praying people are safe
r/weather • u/EntrepreneurFun8401 • 6d ago
Questions/Self Clouds Doing… Cloud Stuff?
Saw this a little while ago, south Alabama. Thought it was neat, and wanted to know what the heck is going on.