Tog southwest of Hattiesburg ms
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5/5-5-6 2026 severe threat
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DanLarsen34
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It’s basically reached tornado emergency criteria now with both CC drop, TDS height, and velocity couplet. I think we’ll see it as it gets closer to Bude.
TornadoFan
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TOG southwest of Hattiesburg now!
Kds86z
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Tornado Otg by Hattiesburg as well.
Dude that pds tornado is venting out that debris. That is a violent tornado.
Violent tornado there in SW MS. Just had a VROT in excess of 95 kts from KDGX and that's way up there. TDS is getting over 20k feet.
DanLarsen34
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There’s also a small debris ball now that’s visible on reflectivity.
warneagle
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TORR moving into the Hattiesburg area
TH2002
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I just realized that I STILL haven't upgraded GRLevel3 2.93 to 3.00, which means I don't have access to the KHDC radar...
Regardless, KDGX is also picking up the debris ball on the Garden City tornado. Very bad situation.
Regardless, KDGX is also picking up the debris ball on the Garden City tornado. Very bad situation.
cincywx
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That TDS on the SW MS cell grew substantially after moving through Garden City.
Grand Poo Bah
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Idk what it just hit but that TDS just got way bigger and deeper.
Spotter Network shows our very own @Taylor Campbell located in Purvis, likely in the storm's path. I hope he stays safe!
Tornado emergency!
TornadoFan
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Tornado emergency issued on the SW Mississippi tornado!
Ozonelayer
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TOR-E!
DanLarsen34
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Tornado emergency just got issued for Bude and Meadville. The CC drop is absolutely disgusting right now as well. This is a very high-end tornado
jiharris0220
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The jet streak speed and its orthogonal orientation to the PBL plus the stouter than expected 700mb inversion layer and surface mixing has allowed for a far more discrete storm mode than expected from most cams. The hrrr began to notice around a day ago, it also trended stronger in helicity streaks.
The main failure mode for today are the meager LLLR and extremely low LFC, but again, the higher than expected mixing ratios has elevated the LFC at a high enough level to actually allow air parcels to gain enough acceleration to beef up the updrafts of the OWS supercells.
Notice how the cloud tops in the last hour spiked to -70c coinciding with the rapid increase in LLJ velocity, and soon enough wallah, you have multiple strong tornadoes on the ground.
The main failure mode for today are the meager LLLR and extremely low LFC, but again, the higher than expected mixing ratios has elevated the LFC at a high enough level to actually allow air parcels to gain enough acceleration to beef up the updrafts of the OWS supercells.
Notice how the cloud tops in the last hour spiked to -70c coinciding with the rapid increase in LLJ velocity, and soon enough wallah, you have multiple strong tornadoes on the ground.
kcyalater
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there is literally nothing to stop the two S MS supercells from dropping long trackers.