Posted on 04/27/2011 9:20:41 AM PDT by dirtboy
PDS Tornado watch just issued for Northern Mississippi:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0232.html
If you live in the Tennessee Valley, keep an eye on the sky and the other eye out for weather alerts.
Ping to today’s severe weather thread.
This watch has the same probabilities as yesterday’s PDS watch in NE Texas.
And it’s only 11:15 local. Gonna be a long, long day.
It is BUSH’s fault!!! (It will until Palin/Bachman get elected, then the LIBS will say it’s Palin’s Fault!!) :-)
This one was issued nearly three hours earlier.
Make ya wonder what it will be like further east in Northern Alabama and Georgia when this severe weather scenario has the full afternoon heating keeping it cooking along.
HSV has another tornado warning and is under a severe flash flooding warning. Schools are closing. This is the worst weather I can remember and I have lived here since 1966.
Another tornado warning for HSV and area. Tornado near Decatur.
HSV?
Sorry, Huntsville, AL.
From Wiki:
Terminal velocity of hail, or the speed at which hail is falling when it strikes the ground, varies by the diameter of the hail stones. A hail stone the size of 8 centimetres (3.1 in) in diameter fall at a rate of 48 metres per second (110 mph).
WOW. That means that the updrafts are 110mph+...probably much more + !! Thats SOME energy!
Some describe the appearance of the larger of these super cell thunderstorms as a mushroom cloud of an atomic explosion. But if they knew the energy involved, they’d know how close their description really is.
Supercells blowing up in NW Mississippi just east of the Miss River. Already have a tornado warning out.
Fortunately, it's not a PDS watch like we had a few days ago with all of those horrific storms in NC.
Tornado watch just issued for western 3/4s of PA and western part of New York State.
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0236.html
Thanks. Was caught off guard here. Radio warning (Midland SAME) did not alert.
Tornado approaching Cullman, AL on live stream:
http://www.wunderground.com/US/AL/016.html
... A tornado emergency in effect until 315 PM CDT for northern
Cullman and southeastern Morgan counties...
At 247 PM CDT... trained weather spotters reported a tornado. This
tornado is located 8 miles southwest of Cullman... moving northeast
at 50 mph. This is a dangerous and life threatening situation.
Other locations in the warning include but are not limited to Good
Hope... Baldwin... West Point... Phelan... South Vinemont... Lacon... Cole
Springs... Fairview... Eva... Baileyton... Ryan Crossroads... Hulaco and
Florette.
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