July 4-5, 2020 Storm Summaries
Published 2020-07-06
July 4-5, 2020 Storm Summaries
Another Round of Severe Storms Possible Sunday
Published 2020-07-05
Expect a cold front to be the main focus for thunderstorm development initially this afternoon, although an expanded area of thunderstorms is possible later in the evening. Some storms may be severe with strong winds in excess of 70 mph and hail the size of golf balls or larger possible. Heavy rain is also a threat.
June 21-27th is National Lightning Safety Awareness Week
Published 2020-06-24
June 21-27th is National Lightning Safety Awareness Week
Should National Weather Service Advisories Go Away?
Published 2020-06-15
The National Weather Service is proposing major changes to simplify our Watch, Warning, and Advisory system. Make your voice heard by taking our brief survey here: surveymonkey.com/r/publichazsimp
June 6-7 Storm Summary
Published 2020-06-09
Severe thunderstorms moved across mainly central South Dakota June 6th and 7th, 2020. The first wave was a derecho, that moved northeast out of Colorado and Wyoming and through western and central South Dakota during the evening of June 6th with winds gusting 60 to 80 mph. The next wave of storms produced 1-1.5" hail, wind gusts of 60-80+ mph, and 3 tornadoes.
Appleton NOAA Weather Radio Outage this Morning
Published 2020-06-09
Appleton NOAA Weather Radio will be undergoing maintenance this morning.
Severe Weather Expected
Published 2020-06-07
Severe storms are expected to develop this late afternoon and early evening, and may last through about midnight. Large hail, dangerous wind gusts and a tornado or two are possible with this activity. More at this EM Briefing Page.
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