Evan
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That's violent.
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Severe WX March 29-30, 2022 Severe Event
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warneagle
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Obvious debris ball on reflectivity.
CheeselandSkies
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Yeah, fortunately this is very rural area (Talladega National Forest). Still probably some homes/mobile homes out there, though.
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Having to switch between radar sites constantly now and counting three couplets in AL alone. This is complete madness.
warneagle
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New tornado warning for Tuscaloosa, including the city.
BayouWeatherGeek
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Every town with a pervious tornado history is getting hit tonight.
Unreal...
Unreal...
Evan
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You never want to see unresolved bins and RF bins. Never ends well.
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I live in Cullman County. Shh...
TornadoFan
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Can you explain that in layman's terms?
warneagle
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PDS warning now.
CheeselandSkies
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Winds are so strong the radar basically says "does not compute" and flips the velocities over (you see inbounds where outbounds should be and vice versa).
TornadoFan
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Thank you!
warneagle
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basically the radar equivalent of an overflow error I think?
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This speaks for itself.
Equus
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That is an extremely intense tornado. We are fortunate today's environment only allowed a few such cells
MattPetrulli
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Appears to be beginning to weaken, at least hopefully the Centreville cell. Curious if it crosses the path of last year's EF3.
warneagle
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I feel like this is a taste of what this environment would've been capable of if we had had some discrete warm-sector convection.
NorthGaWeather
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TDS up to 13,000 ft per BMX. Noted it could be a continuation of the initial tornado in Greene or a new one. Survey will have to figure that out.