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  1. Done with live streaming tonight via the vehicle. Was not too bad in Leland, Wilmington area. Strong wind gusts, one good power flicker. about 12 hours ago from web
  2. STREAMING LIVE NOW AT www.hurricanetrack.com AS STORMS MOVE IN TO SE NC. about 14 hours ago from web
  3. @Hawkofva Agreed, will only venture out if something is close to my neck of the woods and I can help with spotting or something. about 16 hours ago from web in reply to Hawkofva
  4. @ai4ri You going out in it later? If so, be careful! about 16 hours ago from web in reply to ai4ri
  5. Will be watching the radar closely tonight and might possibly head out later for some storm chasing- but very tough at night! about 16 hours ago from web
  6. In case you did not know it, the current tornado watch in NC/SC is particularly dangerous http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0791.html about 16 hours ago from web
  7. @14tonyfan Do tell her I said hello please. I am hoping to do some kind of hurricane awareness event in Gulf Shores next June. More to come. 8:13 AM Dec 2nd from web in reply to 14tonyfan
  8. Big time rain and scattered severe weather with current storm system: http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/southeast.php Be careful out there! 8:12 AM Dec 2nd from web
  9. Powerful storm developing in the NW Gulf again. It will bring strong winds, coastal flooding and severe weather to... http://fb.me/44XuxkI 8:12 PM Nov 30th from Facebook
  10. @shanbow At least it's not after Valentine's Day! 7:46 AM Nov 30th from web in reply to shanbow
  11. Hurricane season over today but not our interaction with you all. Lots of work to be done in off-season to be ready... http://fb.me/3Tzbhwf 7:45 AM Nov 30th from Facebook
  12. @ai4ri They should be standard issue for any new home purchase- severe weather is far more likely than a fire! 7:41 AM Nov 30th from web in reply to ai4ri
  13. Coastal flooding a possibility for portions of the Gulf Coast as strong storm system takes shape: http://tinyurl.com/yce9ngh 7:40 AM Nov 30th from web
  14. @ai4ri People need to be wary of this situation. Since darkness is longer than day light this time of year, tornadoes at night are possible. 7:15 AM Nov 30th from web in reply to ai4ri
  15. Here is a link to the Storm Prediction Center's 3 day outlook: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day3otlk.html Be aware. 6:13 AM Nov 30th from web
  16. Hurricane season over but severe weather never has a season- mid-week looks dangerous for Southeast. More at www.spc.noaa.gov 6:11 AM Nov 30th from web
  17. @akosnitzky It was our first year utilizing Twitter and I can honestly say it has total relevance in our work and for others in our field. 6:42 PM Nov 27th from web in reply to akosnitzky
  18. @crankfetter That is great to know. Just wait until you see what we have planned for 2010. It will be a quick 6 months "off". 6:42 PM Nov 27th from web in reply to crankfetter
  19. @weatherzine Try and try again. Poor is better than none. 6:35 PM Nov 27th from web in reply to weatherzine
  20. Just wanted to post a great big THANKS to all of you who have stuck with us for so many years. We have been through... http://fb.me/69L1jAU 4:07 PM Nov 25th from Facebook
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  • Bio I own and run hurricanetrack.com, a popular hurricane news and information site. During hurricanes, my team and I broadcast live video streams.
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