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Spring, Early Summer 2007 Among The Driest On Record
For months, dry weather has gripped Middle Tennessee. The drought situation has become severe to extreme across much of the region. But with showers in the forecast, why isn't the situation improving?
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Wind Is A Key Factor In Weather
From hurricanes to tornados to thunderstorms, wind is a key player. It is also one of the most damaging forces in any storm. NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Kelly Cox explained Friday how wind forms and what role it plays in the atmosphere.
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Severe Weather Season A No-Show In Midsouth
The severe weather season of damaging storms, so far, has basically been a no-show in the region. This is a reversal in the pattern from last year, said meteorologist Charlie Neese.
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Tornadoes In Tennessee: Part 3
This week, meteorologist Charlie Neese examined tornadoes in Middle Tennessee since 1830. On Friday, Neese explored the best and worst places to go when a tornado warning is issued.
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Tornadoes In Middle Tennessee: Part 2
Meteorologist Charlie Neese continued his series on tornadoes with a look at several record-setting tornadoes through the years including the strongest tornado to ever hit the state.
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Tornadoes In Middle Tennessee: Part 1
On Wednesday, NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Charlie Neese began a three-part series in which he takes a close look at the history of tornadoes here in the Midstate.
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Understanding Thunder, Staying Safe In Storms
On stormy days people can hear it rolling across the land and through the hills of Middle Tennessee. Thunder is Mother Nature's ominous warning siren of approaching storms, said meteorologist Kelly Cox.
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Weather Radio Delivers Severe Weather Updates
As part of Severe Weather Awareness week, Meteorologist Kelly Cox shows how a NOAA weather radio can help keep your family safe when severe weather rolls in.
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How To Survive A Tornado
As part of Severe Weather Awareness Week, the Storm 5 HD Weather Team presents information on steps to take when the damaging storms of spring strike your neighborhood.
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