NashSevereWx is a Community Supported Severe/Winter Weather media outlet for Davidson & Williamson Co in Central Tennessee. They have been awarded the Walter J Bennett award from the National Weather Assoication. They were also voted best Twitter account by Nashville Scene in 2013, 2015, and 2016. 

We talk with Warning Coordination Meteorologist Dr. Patrick Marsh of NOAA's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma to learn how his office operates. We go behind the scenes to understand how they forecast their severe weather outlooks and get some insight into improvements that are coming to their products.

This Wednesday we talk with Mike Boylan, the creator and curator of Mike's Weather Page and http://www.spaghettimodels.com/. Many of you probably visit Mike's page to see real-time data, models and forecast analysis related to the tropics. Join us for this hour inside Mike's Web site and the latest on the Atlantic hurricane season.

Rip Currents are very dangerous and claim numerous swimmers every year. Carl Barnes from US National Weather Service Charleston SC will be on this episode to discuss. 

On this show we highlight what many beach goers should know about dangerous rip currents. Learn how to spot them and learn how to escape them should you get caught in one. 

If your plans take you to the coast this summer, you'll want to listen this show! 

John Zeigler is the new chief meteorologist at Fox 46 Charlotte WJZY-TV. Join us as we get to know John and welcome him to the Carolinas.

Jennifer Wojcicki and Mike Cox are on-air radio meteorologists and talk about what it takes to do radio forecasts nationwide.  

Several weeks into the 2017 hurricane season, the Carolina Weather Group checks into the tropics and monitors Tropical Storm Cindy as it approaches the Gulf Coast.

Do you know the difference between straight line winds and tornadoes? The two can be devastating and are often confused.

On this show Chief Meteorlogist Brad Panovich Meteorologist (WCNC-Charlotte, NC) will join us to talk about the differences. This show will be very insightful, and hopefully help folks the next time a damagaging storms moves through their area. 

Prepare for the August 21 full solar eclipse with NASA Ambassador Tony Rice. Where to be. When to be there. What to bring. Things you need to do now in order to prepare. It's a must-listen episode! 

Jim Williams from www.hurricanecity.com joins us to talk about the upcoming tropical season, his predictions and how he uses statistics to track hurricane potentials.