Severe WX April 11th-13th, 2020 Severe Weather Threat

[GTWXAlum]

There's another curly-q signature over Gadsden right now on reflectivity but fortunately the velocity isn't showing anything (for now)

 

[Brice]

Hopefully we didn't have an EF5 for the first time in seven years and a EF5 in MS for 9 years.

 

[buckeye05]

Fort Payne circulation weakened rapidly. Good news. That area has seen more than enough today.

 

[warneagle]

New tornado watch is out

 

[Gail]

A line of 70-75 mph straight line winds is not far from entering the Eastern fringes of Mississippi. They'll be going into Alabama soon...expect power outages.

 

[Brice]

Fort Payne circulation weakened rapidly. Good news. That area has seen more than enough today.

Good news.

 

[Brice]

I don't know if we can look this far out but is there any significant severe chances this week? Besides tomorrow.

 

[GTWXAlum]

The new tornado watch has 80/70 probs, not PDS

 

[Evan]

A line of 70-75 mph straight line winds is not far from entering the Eastern fringes of Mississippi. They'll be going into Alabama soon...expect power outages.

Power outages in Mississippi went way up after the line went through. Hoping it weakens.

 

[RF16Gold]

Line of storms from Sand Rock to Weaver, AL moving NE at 85 mph!

 

[MichelleH]

Hard to keep up with everything just using a phone, so I apologize if this has been posted already. From what I’m hearing, Cullman County had quite a bit of damage throughout the county. There’s a Marathon gas station about a mile from my house that was heavily damaged and transformers over the road there which is Hwy 31. Also, a lot of roads are under water county wide. But very thankful God protected us once again!

 

[skelly]

Not much noise coming out of Cullman County, but showing 95% of power customers without power in the County, interesting.

 

[MichelleH]

Power outages in Mississippi went way up after the line went through. Hoping it weakens.

We lost power when we were under the tornado warning.

 

[skelly]

Hard to keep up with everything just using a phone, so I apologize if this has been posted already. From what I’m hearing, Cullman County had quite a bit of damage throughout the county. There’s a Marathon gas station about a mile from my house that was heavily damaged and transformers over the road there which is Hwy 31. Also, a lot of roads are under water county wide. But very thankful God protected us once again!

Ok I’ve just been wondering about Cullman.

 

[WesL]

Hard to keep up with everything just using a phone, so I apologize if this has been posted already. From what I’m hearing, Cullman County had quite a bit of damage throughout the county. There’s a Marathon gas station about a mile from my house that was heavily damaged and transformers over the road there which is Hwy 31. Also, a lot of roads are under water county wide. But very thankful God protected us once again!

Glad you are safe!

 

[MichelleH]

Not much noise coming out of Cullman County, but showing 95% of power customers without power in the County, interesting.

Yeah, almost everyone I’ve talked to lost power, including us.

 

[TornadoFan]

That Tennessee storm looks like it's about to drop another one

 

[Evan]

That Tennessee storm looks like it's about to drop another one

Your radar might be a few frames behind? It did look like it might be wrapping up again a few frames ago but it broadened back out.

 

[Equus]

Here's hoping the line in Mississippi dies without adding to the power outages here. It's stayed on despite our multiple rounds so would be nice to not have to deal with that after making it through all the earlier waves...

 

[Kory]

Not sure if this was posted earlier, but I Atmospheric Anti-Climax out laughing (need some levity in a situation like this).