Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Video From Today

Here are some videos that I shot of the wet and wintry conditions today. I was going to edit all these together with text descriptions in the video, but my editing software is not working due to no sound on my laptop which is the only computer I can load the videos on at this time.



Heavy rain the yesterday caused high water levels in creeks and rivers. A flood advisory was issued for the Coal River in the town of Tornado. This is video of the Kanawha River. Note the submerged trees indicating how far the water line has come up.



This was taken when it first started snowing. I didn't think any of it would show up but apparently it did.



This is video I shot going across the Chuck Yeager Bridge. Again, the Kanawha River's water level is pretty high from heavy rain that occurred the day before.



More Video of the light to moderate snow fall/sleet in the area today. It came in spurts. It was raining one minute and snowing the other.



Here we are going over the Chuck Yeager Bridge again, only this time it was sleeting and then started to snow pretty good.



A short clip of it snowing in Kanawha City today.



Snow fall in Charleston at the Kanawha Blvd. near the Capital.



Wet and wintry conditions driving down the Kanawha Turnpike.

For more video that I shot today, as well as future weather related videos, visit Weather Fan Videos on YouTube.

Flood Advisory For The Coal River In Tornado

Heavy rain in the area has prompted a flood advisory for the Coal River in Tornado (that's the name of the town). Rain and snow showers are likely this afternoon. Snow accumulation is expected to be around an inch.

Edit: Here's some data from the National Weather Service.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Thunderstorms Possible Today

I am currently in Columbus, Ohio. There is a possibility of thunderstorms today both in West Virginia and here Ohio, but it figures that they will be more likely back in Charleston. The cells look like they're struggling to keep together on radar but that may change when the sun comes up.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Wind Advisory

A strong cold front will move through the region tonight starting at 2AM with possible wind gusts of 50MPH. I'm getting a camcorder next week but I wish I had it now. These windy fronts are always fun to watch. The last one that rolled through had traffic lights staying sideways from the sustained strong winds.

Record Warmth Possible Today

It's the weekend after Christmas and the high for today is 75! I don't think I've ever seen it get this hot here in the winter. Maximum temperatures will be at or above record levels.