Severe WX Severe Threat 17-18 March 2021

[StormStalker]

Tornado warning just southwest of the Shoals

 

[RF16Gold]

The Tuscaloosa storm seems to be the first long track tornado

The storm that began west of Selma is still going with confirmed tornado all along the way and is now in Talladega County, About 100 miles thus far. Has kind of been forgotten because going through mainly forests. If it holds and on its current path will affect the Oxford/Anniston area soon.

 

[Equus]

It WILL NOT stop pouring here, seriously it's been raining so hard for the last half hour I haven't had internet access. Yard is flooded. Temperature has hung at 66 for hours now and there's disorganized heavy rain all the way to the MS border. Storm mode isn't preventing widespread tornado activity as we're seeing but warm sector is filled with junk in AL. Hopefully that will lead to some shorter tracks and quicker cycling.

 

[172556]

Rotation at Brookwood looks ominous but CC is not definitive like it was when it was south of Tuscaloosa. Still, should be treated as a TOG.

There was TOG, Brad Arnold nearly got caught in it on stream.

 

[Kim30]

Temp 73, DP 64 in SW Limestone Co., Alabama after 2 rounds of rain and thunderstorms earlier. This can't be good.

 

[Forks]

I think that we're lucky this is March and not April. At least where I'm at, there seems to have been a pretty rapid weakening of that tornado due to very cool air from previous rain.

I know this isn't over by a long shot, but the earlier storms seemed to have calmed what could have been a horrible situation.

 

[Tennie]

CC drop seems to be forming north of Brookwood.

 

[speedbump305]

The storm that began west of Selma is still going with confirmed tornado all along the way and is now in Talladega County, About 100 miles thus far. Has kind of been forgotten because going through mainly forests. If it holds and on its current path will affect the Oxford/Anniston area soon.

I have a feeling the Laurel, Selma, and Tuscaloosa storms have all been significant and strong. Those have been the big main 3 so far, but there’s way more to come

 

[Evan]

Brookwood storm has really ramped back up.

 

[Evan]

Brookwood storm has really ramped back up.

And it's going to be a nasty rain-wrapped TOR. TDS now as well.

 

[brianc33710]

I think that we're lucky this is March and not April. At least where I'm at, there seems to have been a pretty rapid weakening of that tornado due to very cool air from previous rain.

I know this isn't over by a long shot, but the earlier storms seemed to have calmed what could have been a horrible situation

 

[kevinrock]

Cell north of Brookwood is strengthening again

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[CheeselandSkies]

There it is!

 

[South AL Wx]

The SPC seems to have removed the 45% contours unless I'm missing something. We still have the standard "High" risk which is bad in & of itself.

Nope, the 45% is still there:

 

[OHWX97]

 

[Keldeo]

 

[speedbump305]

OH MY GOD!!!

 

[WhirlingWx]

Re-issued PDS for that

 

[warneagle]

Structural damage in Moundville from earlier.

 

[brianc33710]

Nope, the 45% is still there:

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OK I will edit my message to avoid confusion.