Severe Severe Threat March 15-16 2026

[BrickTamland]

I wonder if any schools will close or dismiss early tomorrow.

 

[BrickTamland]

Post from Greg Fishel on Facebook.

Posted 3:10pm Sun, Mar 15, 2025

We are now in a Level 4 risk area for Monday. This is not common at all. Take this threat seriously! The probability of damaging straight line winds is 60% within 25 miles of a point, which is 240 times the probability on any given day in this part of NC this time of year. Tornados with wind gusts as high as 111-135 mph are possible. Remember that these probabilities are within 25 miles of a point, which means the probability at a given point is much lower. That is where the science is now. If a warning is issued for your area, go to your safe spot. And if nothing happens? Don't be mad, be thankful. And if something does happen, you've given you or your family the best chance to survive. If you're one of those folks who complains that you were inconvenienced for 30 ,minutes because you went to your interior closet and nothing happened, don't look for any sympathy from me. Next update tomorrow morning, early.

 

[Tsappfrog20]

From the NWS Raleigh weather briefing at 2pm

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[Snowfan]

 

[ChrisAMB]

At very least a lot of trees are only just now leafing out. That’ll help some with wind damage.

Our risk down there on the coast is slightly lower but if winds veer too much SSW/SW we may push the marine layer back a bit.

 

[jackendrickwx]

Even with faster timing on the 18z HRRR this is still capable of plenty of bad stuff

 

[jrips27]

Northeast corner of Atlanta Metro stayed socked in with showers and clouds. Only getting to the low to mid 60’s. Probably will help dampen the threat some up there

 

[DavidM]

The dew point is still sitting around 58 in my neck of the woods, but it is mostly sunny with an increasing southern wind down here in west-central Georgia.

 

[LukeBarrette]

Will be heading out for a chase in south-central VA tomorrow