Today through Wednesday morning online students will be working with the severe weather outbreak across the southeast. They will be monitoring satellite, upper air and radar data in real-time with extensive support from IAOM. We're estimating 35 to 70 tornadoes with the system - along with extensive areas of wind damage. IAOM researchers will be working on correlating 6 to 12 hour severe weather forecasts with the number of casualties.

They will also be monitoring the ice storm potential for portions on NY, southern Ontario, southern Quebec, VT and NH - which will be followed by the near-blizzard.

So, students are working on a wide range of nasty weather.

Medium range forecasters are watching the March 11 to 14 severe weather outbreak, snow and ice storm.