Convection seemingly becoming a bit more widespread now in the southern risk area. While the storms will mature, and probably struggle getting low level mesocyclones for a bit, realistically any of these could produce intense tornadoes. The SPC maintained high risk for these storms, and mentioned a violent tornado would be possible. Don't let guard down yet.
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Severe WX March 30th- April 1st 2023 (South, Southeast, Ohio Valley, Upper Midwest)
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Kragg
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Anybody else notice that little guy that just popped up on the MS/TN line near Collierville?
OHWX97
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I'm getting really concerned with the cell north of Paducah.
TornadoFan
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Rotation really ramped up on our MS/TN storm.
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Sounds like we have a tornado emergency for the Grand Junction/Saulsbury tornado. Unusual for such a rural area but probably warranted.
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No TE for that.Sounds like we have a tornado emergency for the Grand Junction/Saulsbury tornado. Unusual for such a rural area but probably warranted.
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every time that storm decides to organize it produces two couplets and chokes itself outSounds like we have a tornado emergency for the Grand Junction/Saulsbury tornado. Unusual for such a rural area but probably warranted.
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CC drop north of Saulsbury, TN
I'm really head scratching these PDS warnings that advise a large and extremely dangerous tornado was located at "x", which then go on to list the source as radar indicated rotation and that a tornado is developing. Seems like a poor choice of wording.
Kragg
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That might could use a TOR
SilentShadow87
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Yeah my bad, looking again it's actually a PDS warning. Which in all fairness is basically the same thing for less populated areas.
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reflectivity is less than remarkable but velocity showing a strong couplet heading to hebron TN
Equus
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Winds are racing here tonight... ominous feel with the LLJ ramping up and supercells to the west
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This man they're interviewing from Wynne,Arkansas on the weather channel is breaking my heart. He was in his car outside the trailer and survived. His girlfriend died inside the trailer right in his hands after the storm. His other family members were taken to the hospital He waited and stayed with his deceased girlfriend for quite a while until they finally came to get her. He still in shock.