Lake Martin EF4
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No. It's been a near lifelong dream of mine to track an EF5 as it happens. Until then I'm gonna bustcast any and all threats.
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Severe WX March 26th-27th, 2023
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Gail
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My son is in Decatur, MS, and he said it’s flooding in his dorm room. Not just a little either. The bathroom door is about 8’ away from his front door, and it’s flooding all the way to the bathroom.
Gail
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Well…hype it up over Alabama and Mississippi then. Lol. I’ve been in four tornadoes so about one a decade on average. That’s enough for me for a lifetime.
Lake Martin EF4
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Girl if anything I'm gonna hype it up for W TN.
Well I'll be.
Possibly embedded in a line? Or are they expecting more discrete to fire out west or form nearby and move into that area?
TornadoFan
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Pretty sure it's that one supercell. And then maybe any other supercells that come behind it
Looks like maybe a outflow boundary...?
"Recovering outflow air" it says
"Recovering outflow air" it says
Kolle
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"Our usual radar is down due to scheduled maintenance...in March... in Alabama. Make of that what you will..."
-WSFA Chief Met Josh Johnson
-WSFA Chief Met Josh Johnson
KevinH
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Uhm
Same. I really thought I achieved it that night on 12/10 as I tracked the Quad state cell for four hours
It is a outflow boundary just read the discussion i was curious lol. To my earlier post
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aujerm
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Me as well. One of these days I will though.
Gail
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Right? I know they schedule it in advance, but June, July, August, etc.. are your most reliable months for no severe in the Deep South!
Same. Closest I came was watching a discrete cell (literally the only thing around convection wise for probably 30 miles) that came over my county during the 3/2/2012 outbreak. But the shear wasn’t there yet and it didn’t produce until it dropped a county over.
The one and only tornado that I have ever witnessed is the April 2011 Cullman tornado.