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Yes, and although the event is far from over, I think we actually avoided some of the potential worse case scenarios thus far. Sadly we've already had 3 fatalities, and by no means am I minimizing those, but a bit more instability and a miniscule change of a couple of parameters and we'd probably be blanketed with tornado warnings right now.
This definitely hasn't been a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency or low-end event. It should remind us all how quickly a system can cause fatalities here in Alabama. My power is flickering. Won't be shocked if I lose it for the evening.
Yep. That's the earlier warned area that sparked a tornado warning when it entered Jefferson County.
I think we're about to see the cells within the line start to rotate more consistently. Going to be a a long afternoon for the Eastern half of the state of Alabama. May see an increasing number of TOR warnings over the next several hours.
Couplet just passed over the house here on Smith Lake. Very strong winds with blinding rain. The event only lasted a few minutes but was extremely intense. Luckily no damage.
Lost a tremendous amount of respect for a couple seasoned TV meteorologists in Birmingham in the way they handled this event in the days leading up to it. Not going to name any names...
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