Kory
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High res rapid refresh models bring these things NE into Western AL in a couple hours...
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Severe WX April 11th-13th, 2020 Severe Weather Threat
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NorthBamaWX
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warneagle
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this is horrifying
Weatherphreak
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Brad Arnold heading toward Sandersonville
BayouWeatherGeek
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I fear the EF-5 may have just ended with the Bassfield/Sosa storm.
warneagle
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Heidelberg is next in line.
Hasn't been rated yet.
TornadoFan
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Good lord.
MattPetrulli
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Judging by latest HRRR, may see a couple more of these strong, long tracked tornadoes.
xJownage
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This looks like Hackleburg. Debarked and Cut trees.
kcyalater
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that lead supercell is a concern for Quitman MS and Demopolis AL and the one behind it for Meridian MS and Livingston and Tuscaloosa AL
akt1985
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WDAM in Hattiesburg reports the fire station in Soso took a direct hit with people possibly inside.
WJTV just showed that picture on its livestream.
Evan
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From what I could tell, it was pushing them a bit more north than its current/historical track. Were you seeing the same? When I was extrapolating the path earlier it was definitely getting too close to populated areas in N Central Alabama if the current movement continues.
TornadoFan
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Volunteer fire department in Soso took a direct hit.
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Getting in position for massive tornadoes!
TornadoFan
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Soso is in another tornado emergency.
akt1985
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Looks like the first tornado north of Laurel will cross I-59 at the Heidelburg exit.
BayouWeatherGeek
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