Author name: Bryan Wilson

Well, we’ve made it to late April… but you can’t take that fact for granted – 70s and 80s being consistent are no guarantee. Today and yesterday have been a couple days of proof of that; in fact, today is the coolest day of the week, with widespread upper-50s and lower-60s being the story for […]

There are three certainties when it comes to life in Dixie: death, taxes, and tornadoes. In more ways than one, it’d even be right to suggest that tornadoes – indeed, weather as a whole – has shaped the history of this part of the continent. You can look as far back as the early days

Unless you’ve been under a (perhaps moon-shaped) rock for the last few months, you’ve probably heard by now that, on April 8th 2024, the next great American solar eclipse will take place. This one has had so much pomp and circumstance surrounding it that many tens of millions of Americans are travelling to the path

It’s been 1 year since the 3rd biggest tornado outbreak in American history took place. Do you remember the day? We certainly do. As luck (or perhaps the lack thereof) would have it, the Tennessee Valley was the host of the longest-tracked tornado of the outbreak, an EF-3 tornado that impacted Bethel Springs and unfortunately

Before we get into the gory details of the forecast, the elephant in the room is… just how nice today is. Looking down from 22,000 miles up, the satellite shows almost no cloud cover anywhere in the Tennessee Valley (and the nearest rainfall? Something like 600 miles away!). When you take this beautiful clear weather

Tennessee and it’s surrounding neighbors are no stranger to tornadoes. One only needs to look back at the Spring of last year – 2023 – to see that the state was host to the strongest tornado of the 3rd most widespread tornado outbreak in American history – and the long-term trends aren’t painting any more

That cold front sure knows a thing or two about bad timing. It seems like we’ve been in this little stretch of warm Spring-like weather, just for the WEEKEND of all times to come crashing down. What luck, huh? We’ve been stuck in the 50s (and even 40s) throughout the Valley today, and we’re only