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7:02pm CDT #SPC_MD 0386 , #ncwx #vawx, https://t.co/zAjPgrNi4j pic.twitter.com/oeT9a7cbUw — NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 15, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

12:12pm CDT #SPC Day2 Outlook Slight Risk: for the central florida peninsula https://t.co/rEAejNpVr0 pic.twitter.com/wIKfRV5r8w — NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 10, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and Virginia until 12 AM EDT pic.twitter.com/ccr7rRseux — NWS Blacksburg (@NWSBlacksburg) April 9, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and Virginia until 12 AM EDT pic.twitter.com/KnQCBpn9Sc — NWS Wakefield (@NWSWakefieldVA) April 9, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

There is a slight risk (Level 2/5) of severe weather today from the Triangle NE today. pic.twitter.com/lPUvzSD0F9 — Allan Huffman (@RaleighWx) April 9, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

Seasonal snowfall update…a large storm south of Nova Scotia backed up to the west far enough last night to drop several inches of snow across northern Maine. As a result, Caribou ME passed Binghamton NY atop the seasonal snowfall list. pic.twitter.com/pPDVzo3F9s — NWS Eastern Region (@NWSEastern) April 5, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

Breezy and dry conditions this afternoon with above normal temperatures. Map has been updated to include the Virginia Piedmont into the area that has an enhanced threat for the spread of wildfires. pic.twitter.com/VWgbcialhW — NWS Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) April 4, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

A dozen and a half April 3rd low temperature records were broken or tied this morning across the Eastern US. pic.twitter.com/pLPT0PoHlf — NWS Eastern Region (@NWSEastern) April 3, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx

OTD in 1974: The “Superoutbreak” of tornadoes was underway; it produced 148 tornadoes from Alabama to Michigan, killing 315 persons and injuring 5300 others. Alabama, Kentucky, and Ohio were especially hard hit. The Guin, AL and Xenia, OH F5s in my opinion were the most violent. pic.twitter.com/oDn9rCTkhu — James Spann (@spann) April 3, 2021 from…

Read More “RT @spann: OTD in 1974: The “Superoutbreak” of tornadoes was underway; it produced 148 tornadoes from Alabama to Michigan, killing 315 persons and injuring 5300 others. Alabama, Kentucky, and Ohio were especially hard hit. The Guin, AL and Xenia, OH F5s in my opinion were the most violent. https://t.co/oDn9rCTkhu” »

Get right Mother Nature. It's Spring. https://t.co/8eaAm5uCEp — Katie Wheatley (@mapgirl18) April 2, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/midatlanticwx