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James-Paul Dice

@jpdiceATP

Airline Transport Pilot, Corporate Pilot, Flight Instructor

 Birmingham
Joined December 2008
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Joey Krastel
@NimbusStorms10 Oct 2024
The crane that came down at St Pete’s. Came down and obliterated the corner of the adjacent building
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Emily Rose@EmilyMims230 Jun 2024
Beautiful sunset in Clanton, AL this afternoon! @weswyattweather @spann @jpdiceATP
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Lauren Linahan@LaurenLinahan11 May 2024
Absolutely surreal! 🤩 Northern lights spotted all the way down in Alabama over Tuscaloosa and Logan Martin Lake. 📸: Lorrie Lane, Judy Davis, & Suzanne Sciveley | #alwx @WBRCnews
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Replying to @NWSNorman
@NWSNorman the damage was heartbreaking in Sulfur – at Sulphur, OK
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Lauren Linahan@LaurenLinahan11 Dec 2023
Per @NWSBirmingham: 2 short-lived tornadoes moved through the Birmingham Metro overnight. #alwx @WBRCnews
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NWS Birmingham
@NWSBirmingham11 Dec 2023
Survey Update from Sat night's storms in Jefferson County: Two short tornado tracks have been confirmed: (1) Just north of Lakeshore Pkwy from generally Wildwood to Samford - EF1/100mph. (2) From Brookwood Mall into Cahaba Heights - EF1/90mph. More details to come. #ALwx
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Reach out to us if you are looking at buying or selling your home. We would love to work with you! 205.873.9882.
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Matt Daniel@mattdanielwx2 Jul 2023
12:37 PM (7/2/23): A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for most of Central Alabama until 8 PM CDT. Main threats include damaging winds and large hail. The watch does NOT include: Sumter, Greene, Hale, Bibb, Chilton, Coosa, and Clay counties. #alwx
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@jpdiceATP Wow what a surprise!!!! Great to see you on @WBRCweather tonight!!!! Much love from Blair Mountain Farms!!! – at Alabama, USA
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Adam Stuckey
@stuckey_adam2 Jul 2023
Beautiful night last night at God & Country Celebration at Emeus Baptist Church in Cullman Co.! @spann @TaylorSarallo @weswyattweather @DanielleDozier @simpsonWVTM13 @Puckettwx @BenSmith_WHNT @jpdiceATP
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Adam Stuckey
@stuckey_adam29 Jun 2023
Some cool looking clouds on the edge of thunderstorm coming through West Cullman Co… @spann @DanielleDozier @simpsonWVTM13 @jpdiceATP @weswyattweather @alabamawxblog @wunderground
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Hannah Strong@WxStrong28 Jun 2023
How to get #blocked 👋 Life's too short to be this negative, folks. I hope you all find some joy today!
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At 8:32 am on May 18th 1980, the right flank of Mount St Helens, which had grown over 500ft of material, would slide off the mountain, uncorking a tremendous force of power that would forever change the landscape and the lives of those living near. PC Gary Rosenquist #43YearsAgo
This photo shows Mount St Helens minutes before 8:32 am on May 18th 1980. The tree line of evergreen can be seen a the bottom of the photograph and a tall Mount St Helens can be seen in the center.

ALT This photo shows Mount St Helens minutes before 8:32 am on May 18th 1980. The tree line of evergreen can be seen a the bottom of the photograph and a tall Mount St Helens can be seen in the center.

This photo shows the right flank of Mount St Helens sliding off causing the worlds largest landslide.

ALT This photo shows the right flank of Mount St Helens sliding off causing the worlds largest landslide.

This next photo in the sequence taken a minute in to the eruption shows two clouds begin to release from the mountain. as the landslide continues down the north flank like a river of rock and debris.

ALT This next photo in the sequence taken a minute in to the eruption shows two clouds begin to release from the mountain. as the landslide continues down the north flank like a river of rock and debris.

This final photo of this sequence shows the later blast begin to move over the landscape. The blast is large clouds of superheated hot rock, gas, and released power. Like a soda bottle on its side.

ALT This final photo of this sequence shows the later blast begin to move over the landscape. The blast is large clouds of superheated hot rock, gas, and released power. Like a soda bottle on its side.

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Wes Wyatt@weswyattweather19 Apr 2023
A big thank you to the @TuscaloosaPD , @JeffCoSheriff , and @walkercosheriff for inviting @jpdiceATP and @FOX6FredHunter to speak at the Tuscaloosa Airport today! #alwx @WBRCnews
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WMO's Hurricane Committee retires Fiona and Ian from the list of rotating names because of the death and destruction they caused in 2022. They will be replaced by Farrah and Idris in 2028. 🔗bit.ly/3zi0N6y
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NWS Birmingham
@NWSBirmingham2 Mar 2023
This storm in northern Marion County spun up quickly, and is now a radar confirmed tornado with a debris signature. If you are in the northern part of Marion County, including Hackleburg, TAKE SHELTER NOW! Interior room -- lowest floor. #alwx
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NWS Birmingham
@NWSBirmingham1 Mar 2023
We continue to monitor potential for severe storms across all of Central Alabama through the morning hours on Friday. Check back for updates and further details as more information becomes available.
Severe thunderstorms are possible across all of Central Alabama Friday morning. Tornadoes and damaging winds to 60 mph will be possible. Check back for updates and more details as more information becomes available.

ALT Severe thunderstorms are possible across all of Central Alabama Friday morning. Tornadoes and damaging winds to 60 mph will be possible. Check back for updates and more details as more information becomes available.

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NWS Birmingham
@NWSBirmingham22 Feb 2023
As of 3:50pm, we have broken the record high at Birmingham (new record 82), and tied the records at Anniston (82) and Tuscaloosa (83). Montgomery's high so far of 84 is short of the record (86). #alwx
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Weather data for engineering, insurance industry, and legal firms. Don’t rely on “rip and read” automated data when you can have expert analysis. #weather consulting #consulting meteorology #meteorology
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