Bama Ravens
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The tornado warned storms in eastern MS still don’t look overly impressive on velocity.
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Severe WX Multi-day Severe Weather Threat 3/12-3/14/2019
- Thread starter Taylor Campbell
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TornadoFan
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Now they issued a warning on that Lamar storm.
NorthGaWeather
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Justin Hindman Hindy
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That’s not Birmingham county
NorthGaWeather
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I think Equus is referring to when it was over Northern Marion County.
warneagle
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Strong rotation on the storm approaching Westport, IN.
Equus
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It was as it spun tightly across Marion though
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That warning brings back chills
Kory
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Some nasty inflow into that storm north of Brilliant/Guin.
NorthGaWeather
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Cells down into Central Mississippi are beginning to grow with increased lightning activity.
Justin Hindman Hindy
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Kory
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HUN is that way too...or at least in the past.
jules
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Ugly customer heading into West Alabama soon.
Equus
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Glancing at KDGX, those developing storms are alarmingly discrete and perfectly spaced. Here's hoping they stay tame.
Justin Hindman Hindy
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Birmingham seems to issue the least and the false alarm rate is a lot lower than it use to be
Kory
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You can thank Matt Grantham for that. He's been essential in lowering the FAR.
Equus
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Yeah BMX used to pull the trigger on everything but since about 2011 has been a lot more cautious. I imagine the FAR is a fraction of what it used to be
Other NWS offices ought to adopt Birmingham's FAR-lowering tricks if they aren't doing so already.
TornadoFan
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Storms don't really look impressive right now.