Jared W. Smith: On The Internet(s)

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for the Charleston area until 1am tomorrow. Here's some highlights from NWS: ...This is a particularly dangerous situation... Destructive tornadoes...large hail to 2.5 inches in diameter... thun...

I caught earlier that a tornado watch is up until 6am (it probably won't last that long, though this line is moving fairly slowly). I saw some rotation in these storms earlier...it's definitely a spring-like pattern. Temperatures in the 70s clashing ...

Keep an eye to the sky as the day progresses into tonight; we've got one heck of a cold front headed in with strong winds associated with it (35-40 mph winds are expected) along with some severe thunderstorms. The main threat with the severe thunders...

It's one heck of a busy night/morning for the National Weather Service. Lots of warnings going up everywhere. These storms just love to rotate...we have a tornado watch for a few more hours. I've been taking some screenshots of GRLevel3 tonight and s...

If you've stepped outside this morning (in Charleston, anyway ;)), you will definitely notice that the cold front has yet to come through. Those storms were pretty intense last night, causing some damage in Summerville according to the local news out...