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Severe Weather Threat - November 3rd-6th, 2022
- Thread starter Taylor Campbell
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TornadoFan
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Bad, bad CC drop SW of New Boston...
SmokeEater
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Tornado Emergency for New Boston.
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SmokeEater
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Homes destroyed in Idabel per 911 dispatch.
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SmokeEater
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HUGE debris sig now SW of New Boston, over 20,000 feet.
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warneagle
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Not an especially encouraging 0z sounding from Shreveport...
TornadoFan
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Brett Adair is in New Boston reporting a massive tornado.
SilentShadow87
Member
That's absolutely insane...
warneagle
Member
BWER is back. This is easily the most intense signature I've seen since Mayfield.
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Huge tornado on Brett’s stream.
SmokeEater
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Saw Brett's stream, 100% it's a mile wide. Massive wedge.
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TornadoFan
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The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 560, 561 continues.
SUMMARY...Confirmed dangerous tornadoes are ongoing across portions
of the ArkLaTex region. Threat will continue over the next couple of
hours.
DISCUSSION...Radar trends continue to show an uptick in intensity of
supercells across portions of the ArkLaTex region near the Red River
in the last couple of hours. Several confirmed tornadoes have been
reported within this region and are continuing. Near this region
lies the most favorable overlap of deep layer shear around 40-50+
kts (as observed by VAD profiles at Shreveport and Ft. Smith) along
with storm relative helicity 0-1 km around 300 m2/s2 and MLCAPE
around 1000-1500 J/kg slowly nudging north and eastward with time.
Objective surface analysis shows a sharp theta-e axis extending into
portions of western Louisiana into western Arkansas and eastern
Oklahoma. This will continue to be a favored region for more
discrete organized supercells and strong tornadoes in the next
couple of hours ahead of the cold front.
SUMMARY...Confirmed dangerous tornadoes are ongoing across portions
of the ArkLaTex region. Threat will continue over the next couple of
hours.
DISCUSSION...Radar trends continue to show an uptick in intensity of
supercells across portions of the ArkLaTex region near the Red River
in the last couple of hours. Several confirmed tornadoes have been
reported within this region and are continuing. Near this region
lies the most favorable overlap of deep layer shear around 40-50+
kts (as observed by VAD profiles at Shreveport and Ft. Smith) along
with storm relative helicity 0-1 km around 300 m2/s2 and MLCAPE
around 1000-1500 J/kg slowly nudging north and eastward with time.
Objective surface analysis shows a sharp theta-e axis extending into
portions of western Louisiana into western Arkansas and eastern
Oklahoma. This will continue to be a favored region for more
discrete organized supercells and strong tornadoes in the next
couple of hours ahead of the cold front.
atrainguy
Member
I believe this is from Brett's stream:
Bevo
Member
Could potentially track into Arkansas next, making it a tri-state tornado. Wow.
Looks like if it holds, it'll pass west of Hot Springs. Hopefully.
SmokeEater
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TornadoFan
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Looks like a new tornado is forming NE of Daingerfield.
Jpgood97
Member
Ryan Hall has good live coverage on YouTube currently
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OHWX97
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Looks like it may have dropped directly over Hughes Springs.