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Spann just said they're going to be on for about 12 more hours if that answers anyone's questions. This is far from over.
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Spann just said they're going to be on for about 12 more hours if that answers anyone's questions. This is far from over.
Kory
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Yeah it’s nothing but supercells back to the SW of here.
Casie
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Yep, wish it would all go away, but gotta be realistic.
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warneagle
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There are a couple of warnings back along the frontal boundary in northern LA (although neither is that impressive). Just a reminder of how far we still have to go with this system.
Casie
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CheeselandSkies
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We kept repeating it's not gonna be another 4/27 (which it isn't), but the parallels just keep getting more eerie. There's another hook (unwarned) back over Tuscaloosa while the first one heads toward NW Birmingham.
Casie
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Looks like the first one took all it's gumption.
speedbump305
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oh my god....
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warneagle
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TDS just to the south of Brookwood.
Evan
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Even though we've already had a substantial number of confirmed tornadoes, and some really significant damage, just imagine if some of these storms were not cycling very much and were instead producing a violent long-tracker the entire time.
Just a tiny bit of positivity. Threat is LONG from over. Another 12 hours, and the overall threat may has not diminished.
Just a tiny bit of positivity. Threat is LONG from over. Another 12 hours, and the overall threat may has not diminished.
speedbump305
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I really will NOT BE surprised if any tornado gets rated EF3 or higher if they hit something major
CheeselandSkies
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Rotation at Brookwood looks ominous but CC is not definitive like it was when it was south of Tuscaloosa. Still, should be treated as a TOG.
speedbump305
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The Tuscaloosa storm seems to be the first long track tornado
RainyMorning
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Brad Arnold is streaming from Brookwood.
CheeselandSkies
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I think it cycled around 20-25 minutes ago, but I could be wrong.
TOR just issued for the storm located over Tuscaloosa.
speedbump305
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The storm near laurel and the tuscaloosa storm seem to be the most significant so far but we all know what is really about to come. remember there is a possibility another high risk could be issued tomorrow there’s a huge moderate risk tomorrow
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warneagle
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The newly-warned storm over Tuscaloosa doesn't look that impressive on radar yet, thankfully. Hopefully it stays that way. 33/40 is showing the sky cam and it doesn't look like there's anything there right now.
Jpgood97
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Brad Arnold basically drove into the forming tornado