TornadoFan17
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Mayfield under two active warnings...
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Severe Weather Threat May 7-10, 2024
- Thread starter MichelleH
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The Huntsville rotation is really ramping up.
*Next scan looked less impressive
*Next scan looked less impressive
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Going to attempt to get some sleep in case it gets crazy here later.
kcyalater
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brad’s stream shows an absolutely beautiful structure on the huntsville sc
kcyalater
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ese storm motion is messing with my brain. very unusual to see that kind of movement with alabama tornadic storms
Bamamuscle
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Which storm?
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The reflectivity is so strange, looks like the storm basically shed its hook like tossing a bowling ball
Kds86z
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So will this help tomorrow’s threat? Leftover outflow
Huntsville AL.
TornadoFan
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Brad Arnold reporting a cone funnel on the Huntsville storm.
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WAFF had the funnel on cam a moment ago but showing radar now.
Thanksgivingbrown
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Yeah waff48 had a lowering on their skycam. If it touches down it’s gonna be a big one
Evan
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Goodnight, Michelle.
Mr. Sandman has been pouring sand in my eyes for about 5 minutes now so I, too, must depart para la cama.
Night all.
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I'm absolutely speechless.... and we're not near done yet.
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Dude. Good to see you and your team breathing. What a night.
Clancy
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You did an absolutely great job, please get some rest if you can!
Great work tonight! Do you have anything on the situation in Maury County?
JPWX
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To me, the HRRR and 3km NAM seem to don't have a good handle on the Missouri/Arkansas storm line
