Severe WX April 11-14th, 2022 Severe Weather Threat

[buckeye05]

NWS Wilmington has extended this tornado warning in N Kentucky multiple times and I’m not sure why, as I’m not seeing anything on CC or velocity indicative of a tornado, let alone a circulation.

 

[bwalk]

That tornadic cell in Noxubee Co, Ms is about to cross into Alabama.
So is the cell in lauderdale, Ms

 

[bwalk]

BMX so far choosing to go with SVR over TOR warnings for previous tornadic cells crossing into Alabama from Miss.
Hopefully that’s a good sign.

 

[Jacob]

BMX really needs to go with a TOR on that cell about to move into Tuscaloosa county

 

[Equus]

I really don't like the looks of the leading edge of this QLCS even north of the intense bow that should prob be tornado warned, damaging wind and a spinup tornado could drop at any time from this; grandmother has a broken wrist and really doesn't need to be have to scramble to the basement

 

[Jacob]

I would be in a safe place if I was in Moundville, AL. Decent rotation evident both from GWX and BMX.

 

[Equus]

The gust front has not outrun the deepest convection, so inflow is still surface based and tornadoes could spin up along the line at any time; the most unpleasant of the QLCS events. Will be carefully watching it

 

[Equus]

Confirmed tornado east of Moundville

 

[Jacob]

Wouldnt be surprised to see a tornado south of Berry in northern Tuscaloosa county. That storm has ramped up in the last few frames

 

[Jacob]

Wouldnt be surprised to see a tornado south of Berry in northern Tuscaloosa county. That storm has ramped up in the last few frames

This needs a TOR immediatly

Edit: there it is

 

[Justin Hindman]

Man it’s tightened a lot to

 

[Equus]

That will probably put down a significant spinup well south of Berry, very strong QLCS spinup signature

 

[Jacob]

Fortunately no TDS so far with this storm, despite the pretty good velocity returns. I think they should probably extend this TOR into west Jefferson and extremely southern Walker counties. Circulation is a little broader than it was a few minutes ago, but it is still pretty strong and could put a solid tornado down at any time.

 

[Justin Hindman]

Fortunately no TDS so far with this storm, despite the pretty good velocity returns. I think they should probably extend this TOR into west Jefferson and extremely southern Walker counties. Circulation is a little broader than it was a few minutes ago, but it is still pretty strong and could put a solid tornado down at any time.

I would warn as well, I’m pretty conservative, but it could spin up one really quickly

 

[Equus]

Would still definitely assume it's capable of spitting out a significant tornado, still a very strong QLCS spinup signature; that big outflow surge on a QLCS tends to precede very bad things

 

[Jacob]

BMX going with a SVR instead of a TOR. That's an awfully strong circulation to drop the TOR. Guess they'll go with a SVR unless we get a TDS.

 

[Justin Hindman]

BMX going with a SVR instead of a TOR. That's an awfully strong circulation to drop the TOR. Guess they'll go with a SVR unless we get a TDS.

They said severe storm with tornado possible,

 

[Richardjacks]

I would warn as well, I’m pretty conservative, but it could spin up one really quickly

That's making me nervous...could all change in a matter of seconds. In an area we have seen terrible things happen.

 

[Justin Hindman]

That's making me nervous...could all change in a matter of seconds. In an area we have seen terrible things happen.

It’s coming directly at me or a mile or 2 south. Hope it pulses down

 

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Alleged picture of the tornado in Louisville, KY eaeliee