There's a viral way to explain the difference between a tornado warning and tornado watch: Making a taco. Let us explain.

-"Taco watch" means the ingredients for tacos are in place. -"Taco warning" means we are having tacos right now. Make sure you have multiple ways of receiving severe watches and warnings ...

When we have a watch this is similar to having all of your ingredients for your taco. That doesn't make it a taco yet and it's not ready to eat. When we have a warning, this means that your taco ...

A watch is often issued several hours in advance of storms developing. It means the ingredients are expected to be in place later in the day for severe storms. A warning means all the ingredients ...

Before we start, ABC Action News Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips shared that one way to think about it is this: a watch means we have the ingredients to make a taco, but a warning means we are ...

No matter what type of watch is issued, such as a severe thunderstorm watch or a tornado watch, they urge people to be prepared to act quickly. A warning ... map below is an illustration, not ...

With recent ice storm warnings and winter weather watches, the difference in a weather watch versus a warning can be life threatening. Here are different weather warnings that you should know.

Tuesday's topic is on watches and warnings ... and tornado warnings. An easy way to remember the difference is to think about it in the sense of making a taco. Each day this week, meteorologists ...

A taco watch would be seasoned meat, cheese, lettuce, cilantro, onions and tortillas are all sitting out on the counter available to be put together, while a taco warning would be an actual taco ...