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Same massive supercell from earlier that got warned I guess it finally dropped.Spotter confirmed tor in Louisiana, going through Elizabeth, LA
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Same massive supercell from earlier that got warned I guess it finally dropped.Spotter confirmed tor in Louisiana, going through Elizabeth, LA
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Yeah I mean take the simulated reflectivity seriously not literally, but it's kind of riding along the boundary right along I-20 so it's not completely out of left field.Oh mercy! That’s almost always a hot spot…and I sit directly between the two cities on I20/59/459…so tired of that! Guess it’s not wise to live near a store called “Target”.
Tornado warning allowed to expire on it. Just Severe T warned for nowThat Oakdale tornado warning is going to be a major issue if it keeps it's structure for a while. I think it's riding the boundary.
It'll be back , it's growing a more healthy mesocyclone now actually.Tornado warning allowed to expire on it. Just Severe T warned for now
Yeah the shear should increase with time as the LLJ ramps up, but for now the only area where there's enough low-level shear to support any kind of sustained rotation is right along the boundary (and even there it's not overly impressive yet). The sigtor threat in the immediate area around the boundary over the next few hours is obvious; the real question is whether there's enough shear available for any cells that pop in the OWS to sustain themselves. The HRRR and the RAP both want to pop one or two in central Alabama in a few hours.There are around 4-5 discrete/semi-discrete cells in South LA trying their best to form hooks (I think the oak dale cell has one on the ground).
Just crazy, it’s a good thing the low level shear isn’t great over the areas they are in (right now).
Might want to go move those cars out of the driveway and into the garage...There's a nasty-looking cell that will be hitting Jackson, MS, within the next half-hour or so!
Starting to broadly wrap up as well it looks likeThere's a nasty-looking cell that will be hitting Jackson, MS, within the next half-hour or so!
Plus couple that size hail with 70 MPH winds pushing it..Hail core Brandon, MS