Absolutely wonderful to hear of no major injuries or fatalities in the area last night - but we must be on our guard for the next round of severe weather tonight into tomorrow. * Dont have the mentality of it wont happen to me - it can. * Make sure youre in a position to hear watches and warnings - a weather radio is best, or a similar app on your smart phone. Something that can wake you up when severe weather threatens. * If you lose power, you can listen to our coverage should we be wall-to-wall on our radio partners. Rock 103 (102.9 FM) and Sunny 100 (100.1 FM) had us this morning. * You can also find a link to us live-streaming on the website wtvm/weather and our app (search wtvm weather in your app store). * Our Facebook pages ( WTVM Weather, Meteorologist Derek Kinkade WTVM, Meteorologist Greg Majewski WTVM, Meteorologist Elisabeth DAmore WTVM ) are updated with weather info along with Twitter ( @ wtvmweather) and Instagram (wtvm_weather). There is no shortage of ways to get the warning and stay in touch with us. Put yourself in a position to be able to get the warnings and know what to do once they are issued! Getting ready to head back in to the station and will have the latest on your forecast for this upcoming round of storms starting at 5 PM ET on the TV side! Tune in for the latest on the damage from this morning as well.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 17:51:44 +0000