Sky_I565
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Why would the NWS do a AWIPS upgrade during Spring severe weather season?? Someone wasn't planning right.
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- Smithville MS
I for one am glad Smithville and Monroe County avoided getting under a tornado warning. I was worried about that storm in Pontotoc County earlier prompting a tornado warning.
kcyalater
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- 567
- Location
- Birmingham, AL
the cordova supercell was heading WNW and is now a right turner heading just south of due west.
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- 400
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- Cullman, AL (3 miles W of Downtown)
Well, I almost died of a heart attack. I was looking out our front window at the storm when lightning struck the yard maybe 200 yards away. I don’t believe I have jumped that high and moved that fast in a while.
Kds86z
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- Greencastle, PA
DanLarsen34
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- 160
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- Cedarburg, WI
Honestly, I think this intercept scared him quite a bit. Later in the stream, he said he thought they were going to get lofted when they got hit and the vehicle started moving. He was more scared than some of the others in the vehicle. They didn’t really have time to deploy because they were still positioning for probe launch, which it sounds like was successful.
It was an incredibly intense vortex that hit them that blew up within a matter of seconds, like violent tornado intensity. That thing stayed violent for a minute or two.
Sharpy
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- United States
Looks like the storms in North-Central AL are starting to congeal into a QLCS as expected. Keeping an eye on the lone storm about to enter North Jefferson County. Its trajectory takes it through some family and friends for me in that area, so hopefully it grows more upstream to the line and lower a threat of a tornado. We don’t need any more tonight.
Damaging winds can be an issue to, so alert is still warranted for the areas heading east and in the watch areas.
South of I-20, I’m bearish on anything developing at this point, but still monitoring. Some areas likely will receive no rain at all from this, and I can probably speak for some folks that they’re totally fine with no rain given how much many areas have received this month so far.
Damaging winds can be an issue to, so alert is still warranted for the areas heading east and in the watch areas.
South of I-20, I’m bearish on anything developing at this point, but still monitoring. Some areas likely will receive no rain at all from this, and I can probably speak for some folks that they’re totally fine with no rain given how much many areas have received this month so far.
AJS
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- Houston Texas.
That one’s relatively by itself too.
Sharpy
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- 32
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- United States
I’m going to have a word with Mother Nature. We’re good, just give up a break for the rest of the year. You’ve showed off enough.
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- Cullman, AL
They extended the tornado watch for Cullman County until midnight. Joke's on them, I will be asleep. I'm out cats and kittens. Stay safe if you're still under the gun tonight.
Kds86z
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- Greencastle, PA
The Colonel
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Kimberly storm is getting that look. Following the spinner near Ashville/Highland Lake
Oleman
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- North Alabama
My SIL was at the plant at the time. No damage reported. It went across the intersection at Mooresville road.
gardenfool
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- 2
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- Decatur, GA
WSBTV live broadcast tracking 3 tornado warned areas in NW Georgia around the Chattooga, Floyd and Gordon counties.
Guessing that high-winds/large hail has become the main threat for the rest of the night.