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Severe WX April 11th-13th, 2020 Severe Weather Threat
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Debris ball east of Harrison, GA.
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North Georgia. That radar is quite a bit east of Huntsville and covers SE Tennessee and north Georgia.
southmdwatcher
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Man o man there are and have been numerous confirmed damaging tornadoes across eastern Georgia and central and southern SC. Still ongoing.
xJownage
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That tornado North of Furman looked almost exactly like the Vilonia tornado on 4/27/14. Ridiculous CC drop and velocity couplet on that, was definitely a violent tornado. The beginning, in which it started as a smaller looking tornado with a TDS behind the gust front, also happened on the Vilonia tornado, which was very close to the radar site as it developed. I'm interested to see what happened as there's about a 12 minute gap in between radar updates as the tornado goes violent.
southmdwatcher
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Walterboro SC at I-95 getting hit now
southmdwatcher
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Tornado Emergency Walterboro SC
It seems to be in a sparsely populated area, but may have hit a couple small towns directly. I'm surprised they never went PDS with this warning. It just tightened up and produced another TDS directly over Walterboro.
Edit: aaaand I see the TORE as soon as I submit
xJownage
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The loop on this supercell looks so much like Vilonia it's absolutely crazy. 4/27/2014 for those of you who aren't familiar with that tornado. Looked almost identical to this one.
xJownage
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No, it got reissued, but the tornado appears to have lifted.
xJownage
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I think we're going to see a lot more tornado reports than the SPC reports page currently shows with all these cells in GA and SC.
Evan
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Wow, I expected a few issues in GA/SC, but nothing like what I woke up to. Incredible. CC is such an indispensable tool in events like this one.
Still interested to know what prevented MS/AL from having a larger event than they did. What were the factors that held the event back? Especially as it pertained to the supercells that did form? We had two major supercells that looked amazing for awhile and then after that, thankfully, they never could re-establish themselves. What happened?
Still interested to know what prevented MS/AL from having a larger event than they did. What were the factors that held the event back? Especially as it pertained to the supercells that did form? We had two major supercells that looked amazing for awhile and then after that, thankfully, they never could re-establish themselves. What happened?
warneagle
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This is from Upson Co., GA (near Thomaston).