Equus
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Yesterday and tonight have featured a shocking number of incredible videos... been quite an event
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Severe WX March 21-23 2022
- Thread starter Taylor Campbell
- Start date
DetectiveWX
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Those TX ones remind me of McConnell AFB as it tore through the parking lot.
warneagle
Member
Sounds like there's significant damage in St. Bernard Parish.
warneagle
Member
Here's another video.
OHWX97
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Equus
Member
Anyone know the building codes for that part of NOLA? If hurricane clips are required and homes aren't grandfathered into the code that would lend credence to a higher rating and we could definitely be talking greater than EF2 here
OHWX97
Member
More footage of the New Orleans tornado. This thing was a beast.
brianc33710
Member
I was going to say Tuscaloosa. The T-town cams shows skylines. Cullman's cam didn't give 1. NOLA is/was in Mod Risk.
Equus
Member
There's some speculation that the Chalmette video shows car headlights being vaulted around the tornado, and now photos are coming in showing thrown and mangled cars; definitely a higher end tornado
OHWX97
Member
Partially leveled Church in Arabi.
Equus
Member
Some really REALLY scary video coming out
TornadoFan
Member
That sure looks like a violent tornado. Geez.
Muwx
Member
In the video above, posted by OHWX97, you can slow the video down around the 4-5 second mark and something with lights absolutely rotates around the tornado.
TornadoFan
Member
MattPetrulli
Member
Went back to look at it at peak, shallow but strong,tight circulation
Reminds me of Cookeville 2020, (though don't think it was quite as shallow as this) Bowling Green 2021, and East New Orleans 2017
Reminds me of Cookeville 2020, (though don't think it was quite as shallow as this) Bowling Green 2021, and East New Orleans 2017
If Winterset, IA, yesterday, and today aren't a clear warning signal to show you what this large scale La Nina background state is capable of, I just don't know what to tell you. TNI is high-end positive right now. We will have to watch every incoming system like a HAWK going forward.
Equus
Member
Storm report map starting to fill out; even without the warm sector going off as expected, it's looking more and more like we will get close to verifying. Not that MDT wasn't a good call; the parameters definitely demanded it. Expect more reds to fill in across SW AL and probably Moundville
brianc33710
Member
Yeah. Obviously this didn't underperform in the Mod areas by the end of today. The dynamics just didn't reach as far north as projected/feared. I went to LSU for 2 years & still have friends in NOLA.