warneagle
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Live tornado again on KOCO
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Severe WX April 22-24th, 2020 Severe Weather Threat
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Bevo
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Damn, never thought Oklahoma would see the bulk of the threat this go round. We have about an hour or so until DFW is in the clear and the only thing been produced is the cell near McKinney.
bwalk
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The intensity of these OK couplets is literally weakening and strengthening from scan to scan - mostly staying on the weak side. At the moment none of the cells can seem to maintain rotation. I said 'at the moment'.
Jetstream
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The storm to the NE of Houston Tx is impressive as any on the radar
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- #125
Yeah, too bad that's a big radar hole too. PDS warning on it now.
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Equus
Member
Ongoing very strong tornado on the TX cell, high debris lofting
Kory
Member
Looks like upscale growth from Texas into Louisiana over the next several hours. Might miss Northern and Central MS/AL to the south.
warneagle
Member
That Texas cell is in beast mode, wow. Is anybody chasing on that one?
Jetstream
Member
Good presentation from FT. Polk La radar.
Jetstream
Member
Been watching "live storm chasing" closest one i see is still in louisiana (Brandon Clement)
CheeselandSkies
Member
Did that thing hit Seven Oaks? Today outperforming some recent HIGH and MDT-risk days for number of sustained, cyclic tornadic supercells over a wide area.
Edit: Now rolling over Colmesneil. Borderline needs a TORE, IMO.
Edit: Now rolling over Colmesneil. Borderline needs a TORE, IMO.
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Timbo64
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Watch Live
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Kory
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Not much in front of that supercell in East TX headed for LA. Man, Louisiana has been putting in some work these past few weeks.
Jetstream
Member
Now a new Tor Warning in Louisiana near Ringold.
southmdwatcher
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This storm is about 20 minutes from Curtis TX and 25 minutes from Jasper...hopefully this storm weakens
CheeselandSkies
Member
Seems to be hedging to the right, may be on a collision course with Jasper (or at least the north side of it, not sure how large a community that is).
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It is still confirmed on the ground and on a bee line for the northside of Jasper which has the most houses and buildings to destroy.
CheeselandSkies
Member
CC is kinda messy, but reflectivity and velocity are classic TOG signatures on that storm.
Jasper is in serious trouble, the KPOE VAD recently sampled over 500 0-1 km SRH and there's plenty of instability.
CheeselandSkies
Member
Notable, the tornado doesn't appear to be at the reflectivity maximum in the hook (the perceived "debris ball"), but northeast of there.