Kolle
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Significant damage in the Boonertown community in Lawrence County, TN.
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Severe Weather 3/15 - 3/16
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KevinH
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Yep... local weather app has supercells starting to fire after 2am ET.... And the D1 is out and they forgot about us hahaha
Still waiting on the MD for SE AL...sigh
KevinH
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You seem like a really nice person
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kcyalater
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i’ll be sure to tell james spann he’s idiotic.You seem like a really nice person
Kolle
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Per the scanner, a tree fell through the roof of an apartment building off of Drake Avenue in Huntsville.
KevinH
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aaaaaaaand we're off???????? Maybe??
Kds86z
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New day 1 SPC has kept mod.
Pea size hail here at the house. Seems the line got a little stronger as it moved into Cullman.
KevinH
Member
I might regret this, but I am going to bed
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Equus
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Special 04z BMX sounding; very impressive wind profile and pretty insane elevated lapse rates, but stout cap in the low levels that will probably help inhibit cells out ahead to some extent
Bama Ravens
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Line has come through my location at sub-severe levels (thankfully).
WeathermanLeprechaun
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We will see if convection in SW AL can mature or it ends up like every other round that's initiating today.
There is still time for this event to verify but for the majority, significant damaging winds have been very sporadic, and the tor threat really hasn't verified. Messy stratiform rain, line orientation, junkvection, too much prefrontal development.
At this point, the HRRR might be right regarding tomorrow. This absolutely shuts down any higher end threat at play and just brings a low end marginal QLCS threat at play. But I would be wary. I still think a higher end event is on the table. Stop taking CAMs for granted.
If the line dies off, a decent event is at play and if it doesn't, well that's basically it. Personally, things are trending towards the messier option.
There is still time for this event to verify but for the majority, significant damaging winds have been very sporadic, and the tor threat really hasn't verified. Messy stratiform rain, line orientation, junkvection, too much prefrontal development.
At this point, the HRRR might be right regarding tomorrow. This absolutely shuts down any higher end threat at play and just brings a low end marginal QLCS threat at play. But I would be wary. I still think a higher end event is on the table. Stop taking CAMs for granted.
If the line dies off, a decent event is at play and if it doesn't, well that's basically it. Personally, things are trending towards the messier option.
Kds86z
Member
Ahh
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Kds86z
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Equus
Member
I'd say wind risk has verified across much of the risk aside from the southeastern part so far, just really haven't seen very many tornadoes across most of the risk
Cyclonic Paracosm
Member
def ramping up pretty heavily now I'd say
Impressive couplet on the storm southwest of Montgomery
Too close! (I'm in south Bartow) I so wish I was asleep.
Edit: those little blips that are forming out in front of the line are making me nervous...