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With over 32 years of experience, Henry Margusity is one of the nation’s leading extreme weather experts. Henry has dedicated the majority of his career to forecasting extreme weather while saving lives and property. His most popular blog, Weather Madness, has an audience of over a half-million users and features extreme weather including winter storms, hurricanes, severe storms, and tornadoes.

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Hi, Henry here. I have over 30 years of weather forecasting with a focus on extreme weather. Blogging about extreme weather is my passion in life.

My excellent forecasting skill has made me a frequent expert on national network TV and radio. I have been in hundreds of newspapers, including many of the largest in the country such as the Chicago Times, New York Times, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Post, Detroit Free Press, and more.

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NOAA released the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook

NOAA released the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook.  Forecasters with NOAA’s National Weather Service are predicting a below-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic basin this year. NOAA’s outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, which runs June 1 to November 30, predicts a 35% chance of a near-normal season, a 10% chance of an above-normal season, and a 55% chance of a below-normal season. The agency is forecasting a total of…

1985 Moshannon State Forest Tornado Report

On a hot, sunny spring day of May 31, 1985 people didn’t yet know what MotherNature would bring. By evening people saw a different world. At 7:45 pm an F4 tornadowith 250 mph winds took two minutes to slam through Parker Dam State Park. TheMoshannon Tornado originally touched down around 7:30 pm near Winterburn,Clearfield County, PA. It crossed Clearfield, Cameron, Centre, Clinton, and LycomingCounties in a matter of 90 minutes,…

TROPICAL DEVELOPED END OF MAY EARLY JUNE

Attention is beginning to shift toward the tropics as we head toward the end of May and the opening days of June, particularly across the eastern Gulf of Mexico and the Bahamas. While it is still very early in the season, there are growing indications that environmental conditions may become marginally favorable for some form of tropical development during that timeframe. One of the more interesting aspects of the forecast…

Active Storm Pattern Expands Across the Nation This Weekend

A much more active weather pattern is set to unfold across the Plains, Midwest, and parts of the Great Lakes beginning this weekend and continuing well into next week. The setup is being driven by a strengthening upper-level trough moving into the Plains, which will act as the catalyst for widespread thunderstorm development, heavy rainfall, and multiple rounds of severe weather. The concern is not just isolated storms, but rather…

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