Summer brings thunderstorms, usually short, sometimes violent, often traffic-headache-inducing. Luckily, we have a fantastic grouping of local media to tell us about it.
For me, learning about and following storms starts with Twitter. But I hear these TV stations, radio stations and newspapers also have other outlets through which they distribute information. 🙂 See the bottom of this post to see their real hubs.
It’s so much more fun to watch/participate in thunderstorms in Charlottesville thanks to Twitter. @DailyProgress @CBS19Weather
Jim Duncan
JimDuncan
A Brief Rundown Of Storm Damage And Traffic Issues http://easyuri.com/b2c00
Newsradio 1070 WINA
1070WINA
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for south central Albemarle County until 5:15pm. Storms look like they are building back west. ~SB
WCAV-TV Weather
CBS19Weather
Severe T-Storm WARNING until 4:15 PM for: Albermarle, C’ville, Greene, Madison, Culpeper, Orange. Moving east at 45 mph.
NBC29
NBC29
Charlottesville road hazard map: http://bit.ly/9Bz9Dq Continuously updated.
DailyProgress
DailyProgress
(some of the) Charlottesville news organizations: