Severe WX April 3-6 Severe weather

[Grand Poo Bah]

Reports from friend in Memphis: "Bro, the city of Memphis is underwater." Another friend who lives on the rural outskirts has a private driveway with a bridge over a creek that is severely flooding. He was extremely close to getting trapped there and barely even realizes it. They already are back at their house because the water levels have dropped a bit and I'm trying to convince him to leave again asap.

 

[Ebaad Jaffery]

Damage from the Lake City tornado
Horrifying

 

[Schoeppeya]

Holly Springs going to be under the gun again here pretty quickly, that supercell is visibly attached to the WF on radar with increasing rotation

 

[TH2002]

Really cool structure on this TN cell. Here's a different traffic cam in TN.

If I posted that photo to Reddit or twitter without context, the weenies would swarm around it like the anchovies from SpongeBob, talking about how a massive EF5 wedge tornado is moving into Nashville right now.

 

[keithGA]

Damage from the Lake City tornado
Horrifying

@2:45 in that video, a tiny closet is still intact.

 

[CSimonds]

Oxford MS storm is starting to look interesting and it is now SVR

 

[Tennie]

If I posted that photo to Reddit or twitter without context, the weenies would swarm around it like the anchovies from SpongeBob, talking about how a massive EF5 wedge tornado is moving into Nashville right now.

That's one of the many reasons why I prefer forums like TalkWeather over places like Reddit or Twitter.

As for today's weather, it looks like the cell near Franklin, TN, may be starting to fall apart. Meanwhile, there's a cell near Sardis, MS, that looks concerning--it currently seems to be outflow-dominant, but if it starts to ingest its own outflow boundary, then watch out...

 

[UncleJuJu98]

Wrong thread guys

 

[ColdFront]

Holly Springs going to be under the gun again here pretty quickly, that supercell is visibly attached to the WF on radar with increasing rotation

Warm front riders can be dangerous. I remember the northwest Alabama EF3 on the morning of 3/2/2012 as the warm front was moving north and reforming up around KY/IN

 

[UncleJuJu98]

Brad arnold is targeting the storms near Dumas now

 

[buckeye05]

Not seeing much in terms of organized low level rotation on velocity with the Holly Springs cell yet.

 

[Thanksgivingbrown]

That Corinth, Ms cell looks concerning

 

[Kds86z]

That Corinth, Ms cell looks concerning

Tornado warned..

 

[cg9450]

That Corinth, Ms cell looks concerning

and there you have it, TORW

 

[buckeye05]

Honestly, I’d say the biggest concern is the two partially merged cells in SW Arkansas. If a productive storm merger occurs, it could potentially get interesting.

Edit: Eh, just noticed it’s behind an outflow boundary and moving away from it. Maybe not in that case,

 

[MidTNWx]

Some shots of the TN supercell from an hour ago, taken from the Spring Hill Battlefield. This was about a minute after the storm went tornado warned.

 

[wx_guy]

1 hour StormNet AI shows a few cells with potential:

 

[keithGA]

Some shots of the TN supercell from an hour ago, taken from the Spring Hill Battlefield. This was about a minute after the storm went tornado warned.

Ground scraper wall cloud.

 

[Kds86z]

Some shots of the TN supercell from an hour ago, taken from the Spring Hill Battlefield. This was about a minute after the storm went tornado

Great shots @MidTNWx ! Jelly

 

[Kds86z]