Severe thunderstorm warning

When Thunder Roars, Grab Your Snacks! Here’s What You Need to Know About Severe Thunderstorms!

Severe thunderstorms are shaking things up with wild winds in Flagler County! Stay safe while you snack!

Severe thunderstorm warnings are something nobody wants to hear while enjoying a cozy evening at home, but alas, the weather has decided to throw a curveball! Recently, Flagler County received a severe thunderstorm warning that has residents on high alert until 5:30 p.m. This isn’t just your average summer rain shower. No, these storms come with fierce 60 mph wind gusts that can rattle your windows and possibly knock a few margarita glasses off the table!

As the storm rolls in, it’s important to remember that preparation is key. Make sure to secure your patio furniture, grab your favorite snacks, and hunker down until the storm passes. Safety should always be your priority, and that means keeping an eye on updates from trusted sources like WESH 2, who are on-air and online to keep you informed about the evolving weather situation. You don’t want to be caught unaware with a tree landed right on your backyard barbecue!

Meanwhile, while some folks are fretting over missing outdoor plans, let’s look on the bright side! There’s something pleasantly cozy about a thunderstorm - the sound of rain tapping against your window, curled up with a good book, or binge-watching your favorite series while the world outside is a tempest of wind and rain. Just imagine the thrill of nestling down on the couch, keeping your pets close while they listen to the thunder’s booming soundtrack! How’s that for a perfect evening vibe?

Finally, it’s good to be aware of fascinating facts about severe thunderstorms. Did you know that severe thunderstorms can produce updrafts over 100 miles per hour? And lightning associated with these storms can strike at a temperature five times hotter than the surface of the sun! Always be respectful of Mother Nature's power, but don’t forget to enjoy those cozy moments indoors when the skies get dramatic! Stay safe, Canada!