Severe WX Severe Threat 12-15 March 2021

[Mike S]

The other thread is more appropriate for tonights activity.

^^^ what he said.

I don't want to lock this thread in case any thing of interest from what has already happens needs to be posted, but all CURRENT discussion needs to move to take place here - https://talkweather.com/threads/severe-threat-17-18-march-2021.1663/page-25#post-53003

Thanks.

 

[speedbump305]

High risk now! 30 percent chance of significant tornadoes! ingredients are really coming together for a tornado outbreak and it’s the first high risk since may 2019

 

[CheeselandSkies]

High risk now! 30 percent chance of significant tornadoes! ingredients are really coming together for a tornado outbreak and it’s the first high risk since may 2019

Wrong thread.

 

[speedbump305]

Wrong thread.

Omg i’m so stupid sorry

 

[Equus]

So the infamous 'no' tornado from DDC that was ignored? Turns out was a fairly high end EF2 that produced ground scarring, snapped power poles, and destroyed a grain bin. A debris ball, g2g couplet, and TDS produced a strong tornado - who knew??

 

[OHWX97]

So the infamous 'no' tornado from DDC that was ignored? Turns out was a fairly high end EF2 that produced ground scarring, snapped power poles, and destroyed a grain bin. A debris ball, g2g couplet, and TDS produced a strong tornado - who knew??

Nice to get closure on that event. I still can't understand why those who worked at DDC that night were so sure of themselves that it was just an elevated storm even with all evidence pointing against it.

 

[CheeselandSkies]

Nice to get closure on that event. I still can't understand why those who worked at DDC that night were so sure of themselves that it was just an elevated storm even with all evidence pointing against it.

At least they admitted they made a mistake instead of refusing to survey it or something. LZK still won't admit they either overlooked or deliberately lowballed clear EF5 damage from Vilonia.

 

[Jacob]

So the infamous 'no' tornado from DDC that was ignored? Turns out was a fairly high end EF2 that produced ground scarring, snapped power poles, and destroyed a grain bin. A debris ball, g2g couplet, and TDS produced a strong tornado - who knew??

Ha, this is the least shocking news ever! I'm glad they at least surveyed it.