Weatherphreak
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I’m not sure when the Missouri/Arkansas storms are supposed to get going but they may regret not being in North Mississippi soon.
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Severe WX Severe Threat 8/9-8/10 2023
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cincywx
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a lot of things you can point to here and say “you don’t see that everyday.”
Justin Hindman Hindy
Member
Classic structures just not much vearing of the winds.
Nice , looks nasty from the airport
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- #65
I'm shocked that cell just south of Cullman Co. hasn't dropped a tornado yet.
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- #66
Winston Co. storm is hooking more.
jules
Member
I’d love to see what this one looks like from the ground.
TileDude
Member
Looking into the Cullman county storm.Justin Hindman Hindy
Member
sick structures, velocity is a no show though
JPWX
Member
Fantastic shot!
TileDude
Member
The amount of cloud to ground lighting is incredible.
Dark cloud over the airport 
TileDude
Member
Looking into Cullman storm
That storm north of Birmingham has a lowering in the base.
Just went below the tree tops ( my sight of it is skewered because of the tree tops blocking my view but the cloud base was a little bit lowered and scuddy***). Bout to drive that way
Just went below the tree tops ( my sight of it is skewered because of the tree tops blocking my view but the cloud base was a little bit lowered and scuddy***). Bout to drive that way
warneagle
Member
The storms in southwest MO are kind of growing upscale already. That could end up being a big flash flooding issue if they keep training like that.
Clancy
Member
Seems like a classic supercell outbreak (the caveat being that we're seeing it in August). Lots of instability to work with, pretty good spacing but things are (thankfully) not making it to the ground. Shear in the lowest 1km seems lacking which I'm guessing is playing a role. Still, a lot of juice to work with, and I'd watch out as night falls as better dynamics may move east.
TileDude
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Bama Ravens
Member
The storm currently in northern Walker County has a bit of a spin to it on radar.
Clancy
Member
Noticeable circulation on this storm near Waldo, AL.
