Posted on 05/27/2019 8:24:23 PM PDT by rdl6989
TROTWOOD, Ohio (FOX19) - A tornado reportedly touched down late Monday just north of Dayton, Ohio.
A tornado watch was issued for parts of the Tri-State Monday evening. North of the FOX19 NOW viewing area, a tornado emergency was later issued around 11 p.m. after tornadic activity was detected in the Trotwood, Ohio area.
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“can’t believe how bad The Weather Channel has failed with this outbreak.”
Horrible. They’re showing some documentary. I’m trying to get information about the Tipp City and Dayton airport area where friends of mine live and they have no coverage.
Just talked to my Dad in Beavercreek Twp. Stormy but tornadoes passing to north of them.
Well, thank God there’s local coverage.
Don’t forget the National Weather Service websitev
https://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=iln&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=no
Good. The photos and video coming out of Dayton and northern suburbs are pretty grim. Prayers up for the victims and first responders.
CC
Seems tornadic activity has passed for us in Dayton
Hope power can be restored soon.
James Sinko
@JamesSinko
1m
TORNADO LIKELY passing REALLY CLOSE to the Columbus Airport Terminal Radar (TCMH) #OHwx #Ohio TIME NOW: 12:14am ET
Even with “24-hour news,” if something happens between 11 pm and 6 am, good luck finding out about it.
Hopefully no tornado touchdowns for Cols area
Local radio WHIO providing great coverage for Dayton
Ohio Weather Alerts
@wxalertsohio
20s
New event. Tornado Warning from 5/28/2019 12:24 AM to 1:15 AM EDT for Morgan, Perry. #ohwx
Here’s an earlier tweet when the storm moved into Dayton:
“@jamesaydelott
TORNADO EMERGENCY DAYTON, OH.
Dual pol Doppler radar showing debris loft above 20,000’ - statistically likely to be EF4 or stronger”
looks like that storm might stay strong enough to be dangerous into Pittsburgh and Youngstown.
Live streams
2News Dayton
https://www.wdtn.com/
WHIOTV7
https://www.whio.com/whio-tv/?type=watch_live_button&source=desktop_watch_live_header_button
This time of year, strong storms can pop up quickly.
We have had similar the last several days/nights in OK/AR. They can ramp up and get severe before the NWS and local TV see them on radar and issue warnings.
I think he has some good information.
Yikes. Wonder if Pittsburgh is in the path of destruction?
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