That’s a beautiful view there on the farm! Slightly envious, in a way, but also happy to be on my modest acre (with a 161,000 volt power line crossing the far end of it). I really should do a little gardening on my land, since I have so much of it (relatively speaking).
Anyway, regarding the weather, we got the latest update earlier this morning from our meteorologist at work. The severe stuff will be centered over the northern border of Mississippi and Alabama, and the south-central part of Tennessee. Less severe, and less risk as you move northeast from there. Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis all lie on the outer edge of moderate risk, but as you head north, the risk drops.
doesn’t mean that there won’t be any weather - some thunderstorms just passed over my area in the last hour or so - but the severity drops as you move away.
The high risk area has a fair chance of tornadoes, so anybody in AL. MS, or south-central TN keep your eyes peeled.
We watch for tornadoes anytime the wind blows. I just checked the weather and we are predicting almost four inches of rain now. I can deal with rain, thunder and lightening but don’t care for wind.
Wife and I plan on moving to Missouri next year. It would be good to meet up with people on that side of the country. We will be traveling seeing the country.