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Severe WX Southern Severe Weather Threat: 3/9-3/10
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Thanks @apocalyptic_pleasures
I had a little hail from that storm but nothing too bad. Hopefully this remains a broadly rotating system and moves along.
Note: No sirens heard at my house in far south central Madison county, guess I have to rely on my NOAA weather radio, talkweather and radar as long as I live here.
I had a little hail from that storm but nothing too bad. Hopefully this remains a broadly rotating system and moves along.
Note: No sirens heard at my house in far south central Madison county, guess I have to rely on my NOAA weather radio, talkweather and radar as long as I live here.
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That was fun. In the car heading towards Owen Cross Rds
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Glutten for Punishment Wes LOL
Equus
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Grenada and Yazoo City cells might be the story of the day if they keep growing. Seems to be a favored track for powerful storms anyway.
MattPetrulli
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Calhoun City, MS cell has that look kinda. Velocity needs and is showing improvement
Kory
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Rotation picking up west of Guntersville.
Hailey
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Is that a debris ball in Calhoun city?
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Justin Hindman Hindy
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No
that's probably hail and is on the north side of the rain free base
Justin Hindman Hindy
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champal3003
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Guntersville and Childersburg storms look interesting, Guntersville storm has weak rotation with it.
Weatherphreak
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that Lacey springs storm came right over my house in Hobbs Island. I thought for sure there was a tornado down just south of me. We had all the tell tell signs with a sudden uptick of crazy cloud to ground lightning and there was definite lowering of the clouds with a dark rain shield below. Thought it might of been a rain wrapped tornado. Before I got in my safe place the wind shifted toward where the tornado would have been. Probably the closest I’ve been to an actual tornado warned circulation going over my house. Wooo
seasonsofweather
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Cell south of Kilmichael, MS looks to be developing a weak debris signature
Equus
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Aaand there go the Mississippi cells. Watch out.
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Bama Ravens
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Seems like SPC has dropped the idea of strong tornadoes.
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 13, 15, 16 continues.
SUMMARY...Threat for damaging wind gusts and perhaps a brief tornado
will continue across central/east-central MS and west-central AL for
the next few hours.
DISCUSSION...Regional radar imagery reveals two somewhat more
organized storm clusters, one moving through Calhoun county MS and
the other in Holmes and Carroll counties in central MS. Downstream
air mass, particularly immediately downstream of the Holmes/Carroll
cluster, appears favorable for storm persistence and perhaps
strengthening. In this area, a corridor of slightly higher dewpoints
(i.e. around 64 deg F) exists amidst moderate southerly surface
winds and strong vertical shear. Storm motion of both of these
storms is northeasterly at 45 kt, taking them to the MS/AL border
around 00Z. A extension in time will be needed for a few southern
counties Tornado Watch 13 given its current expiration time of 23Z.
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 13, 15, 16 continues.
SUMMARY...Threat for damaging wind gusts and perhaps a brief tornado
will continue across central/east-central MS and west-central AL for
the next few hours.
DISCUSSION...Regional radar imagery reveals two somewhat more
organized storm clusters, one moving through Calhoun county MS and
the other in Holmes and Carroll counties in central MS. Downstream
air mass, particularly immediately downstream of the Holmes/Carroll
cluster, appears favorable for storm persistence and perhaps
strengthening. In this area, a corridor of slightly higher dewpoints
(i.e. around 64 deg F) exists amidst moderate southerly surface
winds and strong vertical shear. Storm motion of both of these
storms is northeasterly at 45 kt, taking them to the MS/AL border
around 00Z. A extension in time will be needed for a few southern
counties Tornado Watch 13 given its current expiration time of 23Z.
Bamamuscle
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Is that’s Jackson’s DMA? Want to stream coverage.
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MattPetrulli
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New tor for cell coming close to KGWX, that has a hook and an increasingly organizing velocity signature.
Equus
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I'd not be surprised if these are the storms of the day. If we're gonna have (additional?) sigtors today, there's where they'll be.