Storm Track Severe Weather Guide

Severe weather can happen at any time across the Northland. Severe weather can pop up quickly in the summertime. Knowing the correct terminology the WDIO Storm Track meteorologists use during times of severe weather can help keep you and your family safe. It is important to always keep a close eye on the forecast when heading out to enjoy your day.

Severe Thunderstorm Terminology

Severe thunderstorms are storms capable of producing 1” in diameter or greater hail and could have winds at or greater than 58 miles per hour. Tornadoes are possible during severe thunderstorms. A Watch or Warning will be issued when needed. Click to read additional storm tips.

Know your Tornado Terminology

The National Weather Service will issue a Tornado Watch or Tornado Warning if the conditions warrant. Be prepared for weather conditions to change quickly and review your Severe Weather Safety Plan. Click to read additional tornado safety information.

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Keep your family safe; Stay Weather Aware

MAKE SURE TO STAY WEATHER AWARE
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WDIO Storm Track Weather can help keep you and your family stay safe and it all starts with a safety plan.

HAVE A SEVERE WEATHER SAFETY PLAN FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY