AJS
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The Southern storm bears watching not gonna lie.
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Severe Weather Threat 12.26-12.29.2024
- Thread starter JBishopwx
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Storm S of the PDS near Spring could use a warning as well
Donut hole showing up on reflectivity
SilentShadow87
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I forgot what day it was to be honest lol.
In fairness, public schools, churches and other venues are frequently used for extracurricular activities and community events.
AJS
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Rotation looks to be dying down.
cg9450
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oh for sure
lake.effect
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Southern cell is becoming dominant. Could be a monster.
AJS
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Yeah, I have some real concerns about that storm.
Ledian
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Starting to get bright here, even with a little rain approaching. Hopefully it ends up busting around Columbus
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This stuff is popping off on the slight/enhanced boundary. We aren't even in the moderate yet.
Gonna be a long day.
Gonna be a long day.
AJS
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The structure of the bottom storm reminds me a bit of the Amory tornado.
I stopped watching the thread for 10 minutes….
I would argue that schools and churches, etc. should also be used for tornado shelter IF they are built to code standards/FEMA approved for inclement weather. Especially if there's not a concrete tornado shelter close by. Of course, with this, you do run into liability issues.
Agree - while they wouldn't be perfect, the more options, the better.
AJS
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Debris got up to around 15,000 according to Ryan Hall.