Watch a tornado swipe a Florida TV station while it was live on air
Meteorologist Brooks Garner was broadcasting tornado warning coverage when a tornado hit his studio in Orlando this week.
10 Million People in the Carolinas Under Tornado Watch After Deadly Storms Pummel the South
Nearly 10 million people living in communities across North and South Carolina are bracing for tornadoes, as a series of ...
WATCH: Florida Meteorologist Keeps Broadcasting as Tornado Slams Into Studio
A Florida TV station found itself in the direct path of a tornado Monday morning, and its fearless meteorologist continued ...
What causes tornadoes and how to decipher a watch from a warning
The U.S. sees about 1,200 tornadoes each year. Experts say watching forecasts and knowing the meaning of different stages of ...
New Orleans tornado threat: Knowing the difference between a Tornado Watch and Tornado Warning
Warnings are issued by your local forecast office. Warnings typically encompass a much smaller area (around the size of a city or small county) that may be impacted by a tornado identified by a ...
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Tornado season is here. Here is how you can be prepared.
Have a family tornado plan in place, including knowing the safest place to take shelter in the event of a tornado and ...
Tornado sirens will sound across Michigan. Why officials are setting them off on March 19
Michigan officials are planning a statewide tornado drill ahead of spring's severe weather season. What you should know.
Tornado warning, wind advisory as storms hit Daytona Beach, Volusia, Flagler, NWS says
A tornado warning was issued Monday morning for parts of Volusia County as a strong line of storms passed through Volusia, ...
Watch As Tornado Hits Florida TV Station & Meteorologist Covers It Live On Air
This is a confirmed tornado!” says meteorologist Brooks Garner in gripping footage broadcast by Fox 35 in Orlando this ...
Tornado confirmed in Pico Rivera neighborhood in Los Angeles County, trees uprooted
It caused many trees to be uprooted, many branches to be snapped and blown down,” said Dr. Ariel Cohen, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.