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Severe Severe Threat March 15-16 2026

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.
 
From the NWS Raleigh weather briefing at 2pm

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I wonder if any schools will close or dismiss early tomorrow.
Harnett County schools are going to have a remote learning day tomorrow for students and teachers. I would not be surprised if some of the other school systems follow suit.

This potential severe weather outbreak could be the most significant for Central North Carolina since 2011.
 
Not sure if it is true or not, but I heard from somebody else that Wake county schools was closed tomorrow


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My wife, who is a teacher, just got a message like that on her phone. It is not official but the person who posted it is also a teacher.
 
22z HRRR has a 70mph gust in the line tomorrow morning near Atlanta metro IMG_0088.png
 
I’m up in Maryland for spring break. The schools around here are dismissing 2 hours early. The tornado threat appears to be a little less here but the QLCS will produce some serious stuff
 
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