East Florida Storm Chasing

12/06/2024

I will be moving all meteorology related posting to my country-wide severe weather account: Derek Centrone - MediaRology and Chasing. Go give it a follow!

08/06/2024

14/05/2024

Round 2 for most of Florida:

A strong line of storms is currently setting up on a baroclinic boundary moving into Florida. Bands of storms are starting to organize, and will continue to organize over the coming hours as this system moves over the already destabilized airmass over the panhandle, and into most of central and eastern parts of the state. This storm will eject eastward, posing mostly a severe wind threat, but small hail, an isolated tornado or two cannot be ruled out with this system, especially as it intensifies into central Florida after sunrise.

13/05/2024

An extremely dangerous severe warned line of storms is moving into Florida now. 80mph winds are expected along this line. This line is capable of doing damage similar to a hurricane or tornado. It will continue to move south eastbound towards Pensacola, then continue to towards the Panama City over the next hour.

09/05/2024

Area to watch over the next several hours:

A broken line of cells continues to push southeast bound ahead of a strong outflow boundary. This system should remain relatively consistent with strength as it pushes further south. Conditions will remain favorable for all severe weather modes, with strong wind and isolated tornadoes as the primary threat across southern Georgia, but will shift primarily towards just a severe wind threat by the time this system makes it into Florida.

08/05/2024

Since severe weather season is at its peak elsewhere in the US, I’ve made a second weather account to account for weather across the US. Go follow Derek Centrone - MediaRology and Chasing for country-wide updates!

28/04/2024

As a chaser, a student meteorologist, and as somebody who had a passion about severe weather, it is important to remember one thing. While chasing is important, there are two things that are more important than anything: human life and everything that people work for. People lost everything over the last few days in these historic severe weather events. Whether it’s loved ones, property, or their livelihoods, it’s all important. While you are chasing these tornadoes, and seeing this footage as a historical event, I want everyone just to remember the lifelong effects that these events have on people, and the fortune that I have writing this, and you all have reading this to not be affected by these events.

11/04/2024

VIOLENT PDS tornado just went through St. Augustine. This is a reminder that these storms are INCREDIBLY dangerous, and any cell is capable of becoming tornadic at any moment. Keeping our neighbors up north in the affected areas in our thoughts.