Severe Weather 3/4 - 3/8

[DanLarsen34]

While we’re all distracted tonight… the HRRR is convecting the OWS tomorrow now.

I know I was lurking, but was it you or someone else who pointed out how Broyles was so confident about the 4/14/2012 tornado outbreak in advance despite the models struggling to advect in the open warm sector in most models leading into the event?

Tomorrow is a different event from that, but he’s got a track record of ID’ing bigger threats others have lower confidence in.

 

[CheeselandSkies]

Area of strengthening and convergent winds southwest of Medford may be our next cycle.



Damnit, ninja'd by @Brice W

 

[Taylor Campbell]

Oh dang looks like it’s going to drop again! Wow!

 

[TornadoFan]

Tornado warning for Beckham County, Oklahoma. Rotation is moving towards Texola, Oklahoma.

 

[DanLarsen34]

View attachment 51080
Stop it right now.

Seriously. Every time this storm looks done producing, it cycles back up again.

 

[TornadoFan]

Area of strengthening and convergent winds southwest of Medford may be our next cycle.

View attachment 51081

 

[slenker]

This is the weirdest event I think I’ve ever seen. The storms looked so cooked at first, then this storm just starts going nuts in a nasty environment, even with crapvection streaming into it 90% of the time. Hopefully no one was hurt, these tornadoes were definitely strong.

 

[Muwx]

I think we’re getting some destructive mergers now. Threat may not be over, but it does seem to be lessening.

Can anyone tell else that this guy switched from meteorology to accounting after one semester, because I can.

We might be off to the races again.

 

[CheeselandSkies]

Thar she blows.

 

[Brice W]

That’s a tornado. Those northern storms won’t give up.

 

[TornadoFan]

 

[UpperLevelLOL]

Can anyone tell else that this guy switched from meteorology to accounting after one semester, because I can.

We might be off to the races again.

Heck I thought the same thing, though I have 0 semesters as a meteorology major so that might not help you feel better

 

[DanLarsen34]

This is the weirdest event I think I’ve ever seen. The storms looked so cooked at first, then this storm just starts going nuts in a nasty environment, even with crapvection streaming into it 90% of the time. Hopefully no one was hurt, these tornadoes were definitely strong.

The past two cycles, in particular, have surprised me. It consumed a legitimate developing supercell which could have been destructive in nature. That led to the potentially violent tornado we saw in close proximity to the radar site.

Now, the original updraft/cell may have cycled out, but the cells that looked to be choking the original cell out have now consolidated again into a dominant updraft.

 

[TornadoFan]

........

 

[CheeselandSkies]

This one might be a real problem for Medford...I'm concerned some people may have misinterpreted David Payne's statement during the earlier occlusion that Medford was in the clear. Which it was...from that tornado.

 

[cincywx]

TDS on the northern OK cell once again.

edit: the debris signature was maintained for the two scans that followed this one

 

[Brice W]

PDS.

 

[DanLarsen34]

It’s back to producing again. Clear CC drop evident on radar.

 

[TornadoFan]

That blew up. Christ.

 

[Kolle]

No bueno.