Communicator's Journey

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  • More Tornadoes and Flooding for the South?
    Last night, an EF3 tornado tore through the heart of Nashville, dropping baseball sized hail, and killing at least 22 people. Thankfully, the severe weather is done for Tennessee throughout Tuesday, so hopefully some recovery can start to happen. However, the severe weather is not done for the Deep South. An intense low will move into the Eastern Texas area throughout today, and slowly make its way across the Southeast. This system could bring up to 5 inches of rain to areas in Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, with severe flooding and possibly tornadoes likely throughout the week.
    Subscribe to Holt Hanley Weather for daily updates as this situation in the South progresses.
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    11 min
  • Short Range Forecast Discussion March 3-5
    Severe weather and storms track across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. For more information on upcoming weather events, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to https://holthanleyweather.com
    While this is based on an NWS product, I am not affiliated with the NWS or NOAA, and I do not claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening.
    4 min
  • What Happened to the Massive Northeast Snowstorm?

    There has been a huge update to the forecast models with regards to the major winter storm moving into the Northeast towards the end of this week. Yesterday, the ECMWF was showing 2 feet of snow possible for Massachusetts and Maine, but now, the models have moved the storm offshore. While some accumulations are still likely with this run, the bullseye of this system is no longer directly over the U.S. On the bright side, this storm is a long way off, so the models will continue to change and get better throughout the week.

    If you want to stay updated with this story as it develops, you can subscribe to Holt Hanley Weather.

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    This is the audio version of a video. For best viewing experience, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to www.holthanleyweather.com.

    10 min
  • Short Range Forecast Discussion March 2-4
    Showers and thunderstorms to extend along a frontal boundary from the Deep South to the Northeast both Monday and Tuesday. For more information on upcoming weather events, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to https://holthanleyweather.com
    While this is based on an NWS product, I am not affiliated with the NWS or NOAA, and I do not claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening.
    4 min
  • Biggest Snowstorm of the Year?
    The Northeast could be seeing 2 feet of snow by the end of next week. This major snowstorm actually started as a low in the Northwest, bringing a foot of snow to the Cascades and Sierra Nevadas. Throughout mid-week, the system will move into the Southeast, producing severe thunderstorms and most likely flooding. Around Friday, the low will move up the East Coast and combine with another system that will be moving through the Midwest. Once these systems collide, they will form a kind of “superstorm” that could drop two feet of snow to parts of the Northeast.
    The forecast models WILL continue to change and get better, so subscribe to Holt Hanley Weather to stay updated.
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    This is the audio version of a video. For best viewing experience, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to www.holthanleyweather.com.
    13 min
  • Short Range Forecast Discussion Mar 1-3
    Mountain snow and cooler tenperatures to overtake the Rockies and Southwest. For more information on upcoming weather events, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to https://holthanleyweather.com
    While this is based on an NWS product, I am not affiliated with the NWS or NOAA, and I do not claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening.
    3 min
  • Massive Northeast Snowstorm
    Right now, a major snowstorm is moving through the Northwest. This will bring over a foot of snow to the Cascades and Northern Rockies. Eventually, this low moves into the Southeast producing severe thunderstorms throughout most of next week. This low will then combine with a more northern low to drop significant snowfall totals to the entire Northeast.
    Subscribe to stay updated as this storm progresses.
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    11 min
  • Short Range Forecast Discussion Feb 29-March 2
    Pacific storm to usher in coastal showers and mountain snow over the western third of the continental U.S. Saturday and Sunday. For more information on upcoming weather events, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to https://holthanleyweather.com
    While this is based on an NWS product, I am not affiliated with the NWS or NOAA, and I do not claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening.
    3 min
  • Major Lake Effect Snow for the Northeast - National Weekend Weather Forecast

    Winter Storm Odell over delivered for the Northeast. Parts of New York, New Hampshire, and Maine saw over a foot of snow with this storm, and the fun isn’t over yet. The tail end of the low is bringing in extreme winds over the Great Lakes, leading to significant snowfall rates for New York and Pennsylvania throughout the next couple of days.

    Subscribe to Holt Hanley Weather for more updates, and thanks for watching!

    This is the audio version of a video. For best viewing experience, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to www.holthanleyweather.com.

    12 min
  • Short Range Forecast Discussion Feb 28- March 1
    Heavy lake effect snow event downwind from Lake Erie and Lake Ontario to continue today. For more information on upcoming weather events, check out Holt Hanley Weather on Youtube, or go to https://holthanleyweather.com
    While this is based on an NWS product, I am not affiliated with the NWS or NOAA, and I do not claim copyright over this material. Thanks for listening.
    3 min

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Communicator's Journey is a story about the lessons I learn every day as a broadcast meteorologist, wildfire forecaster, and person.