Weather Whys: SPC Colors and Categories with Meteorologist Zavian Colón
Friday has arrived, and so has Weather Whys to follow it. Severe weather is in full swing, so the SPC has colors for how big the risk is going to be.
Meteorologist Zavian Colón has the details.
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