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Quite a bit of lightning with the non-severe storms over north-central Alabama.
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It really grinds my gears when people fake stuff like that to get publicity. It reminds me of back in 2017 when right after the Canton tornado, someone used a photo from Parkersburg, IA as "proof" that there was EF5 damage.That's from last year.
sorry it was post by reed timmerIt really grinds my gears when people fake stuff like that to get publicity. It reminds me of back in 2017 when right after the Canton tornado, someone used a photo from Parkersburg, IA as "proof" that there was EF5 damage.
No worries, I wasn't talking about you, I was talking about whoever orginally posted it.sorry it was post by reed timmer
Reed just corrected it on his twitter page it was just a mistakeNo worries, I wasn't talking about you, I was talking about whoever orginally posted it.
I don't think I've ever seen anything like that before. Definitely not good.
Already taking on classic supercellular structure. Today will be a day where they pop up and start spinning in 15 minutes.There are already a couple of isolated storms firing to the west of Jackson.
Yeah not surprising given the crazy shear there. Basically 400+ ESRH across the board in central MS. If those can stay discrete they're going to be trouble.Already taking on classic supercellular structure. Today will be a day where they pop up and start spinning in 15 minutes.
I hope they fix it. Gonna be very difficult to track couplets once they get going.Yep KDGX velocity is really wacked out on RS