Equus
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I've heard reports of three injuries and possibly a mobile home with a person inside blown away and being searched for in the TX tornado; we'll see if that verifies
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warneagle
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Robertson Co. (Franklin) sheriff confirms "multiple injuries"
SilentShadow87
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Multiple injuries reported from the Franklin tornado so far.
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Equus
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Gonna be another radar hole outbreak I fear. Beam heights are going to be rather high across much of the risk area today
warneagle
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Still a lot of junk hanging around north of Natchitoches, LA.
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I hate to see that!!
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Debris showing in the storm below Crockett, TX
Equus
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This will come in handy later for those without direct access to KULM data on their chosen radar provider... right through the heart of the MDT in that radar hole
ULM Polarimetric S-band Doppler weather Radar Data http://wxdata.geos.ulm.edu/ULMradar/
ULM Polarimetric S-band Doppler weather Radar Data http://wxdata.geos.ulm.edu/ULMradar/
Equus
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Really wish we had some low level scans for the Crockett storm, could be a large significant sustained tornado in that with the persistence of intense couplet and reported TOG a while back.
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Good find! Thanks for sharing!
Equus
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Major issues for Alto, TX; potential TDS over the town
warneagle
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clouds are clearing in eastern LA and western MS south of the Vicksburg area, rapid destabilization and increasing SRH there per mesoanalysis, that might be an area to watch later on, 0-1 km EHI and effective STP are both >7 there already
I was just watching Nick Busby's stream over on Live Storm Chasing; he's in the area. However, according to both the stream and the radar, if there is a tornado down, then it's pretty well wrapped in rain.
EDIT: Another chaser in the area reported a tornado down in the area of Alto, according to Spotter Network.
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LA it’s your turn!!
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Lots of junk convection in northern Louisiana. Just have to wonder how that impacts the development of supercells in that area. Could on into western MS actually be the better area for supercell development?
