Cloudy. A chance of rain and snow showers this morning... then a slight chance of rain showers this afternoon. Little or no snow accumulation. Highs in the lower 40s. North winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 30 percent.
There are currently no warnings or advisories for this location.
Public Information Statement
Statement as of 7:00 am EST on March 15, 2010
... This public information statement is in conjunction with severe weather awareness week...
What would you do... in case of a tornado????
The National Weather Service urges you to do the following:
... ... ... ... ... ... .Before the storm... ... ... ... ... ... -now is the time to plan for tornado emergencies. A little planning now may just save your life. Develop a plan for you and your family for home... work... school... and outdoors. -Have frequent drills... know what to do!!! -know your County in which you live and keep a map close by to follow storm movement from weather bulletins. -Have a NOAA Weather Radio with a warning alarm and battery back-up. -Listen to radio and TV for up-dated weather information.
... ..If a warning is issued or a tornado approaches... .. -When at home... stay away from windows... doors... or outside walls. Go to a basement or interior part of the house on the lowest floor. Cover your head with something sturdy for protection. -If caught outside... lie flat on low ground and shield your head with your arms. Watch for possible flooding in low lying areas. -If in a car or truck... do not try to outrun a tornado. Leave your vehicle and take cover in a sturdy building. If no building is available... leave your vehicle for lower ground and cover your head. -Mobile homes offer little protection... if threatening weather is approaching... seek sturdier shelter. If no substantial shelter is nearby, lie flat in a ditch or low ground. -When in a public building... move to a designated shelter area. These are usually identified in schools... hospitals and other public buildings. Otherwise... go to a small interior room or hallway on the lowest floor possible.
Remember... a Tornado Watch means conditions are favorable for tornado formation. You should continue your daily routine during a Tornado Watch... but keep an eye on the sky... keep abreast of current weather information for your area... and be prepared to take quick action if necessary.
A Tornado Warning means a tornado has been sighted on the ground or is indicated by Doppler radar. When a warning is issued... move to a safe shelter immediately. Also remember that tornadoes occasionally develop in areas in which a Severe Thunderstorm Watch or warning is in effect. So... remain alert if your County is in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch or warning.
Gary Garnet warning and coordination meteorologist... Cleveland OH