Chinook
-
Posts
10,203 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Chinook
-
You would think that 2-3" hail with 40-60mph wind was likely with that big cell. It may have had a tornado near Linden TX, but I have heard no reports on that. It was a wide circulation.
-
There is a possible rain-wrapped tornado at Argo, TX. There is also a possibility that there is a tornado near Mt. Pleasant TX, or generally on the southwest side of these storms.
-
Three updrafts near Okmulgee, OK. The north and south storms are roughly mirror images
-
I wonder if this was a QLCS waterspout at Carrabelle/ St Teresa
-
KJAX radar has shown reflectivity up to 78 dBz with hail up to 3.5". I think their radar is running a little hot.
-
There was a tornado report 4 mi southeast of Moultrie, and around Ellenton.
-
And just think, this used to be just a slight risk day that nobody was talking about.
-
I think the possible anticyclonic tornado moved into Effie or dissipated.
-
FCC = Federal Communications Commission.
-
Peachtree City?
-
If the tornado was continuously on the ground since south of Riverside TX, then 114 miles.
-
When the storm was near Groveton TX, the radar showed 60 dBz at 40,000. That must be a massive updraft and large hail. Radar-based hail estimations were up to 3.4"
-
A tornado may have occurred near Henderson
-
Finally we are seeing some of the CAMs show storms in various areas of eastern Texas and Oklahoma. I was really wondering about that. Up until this morning, the models have been showing so much CAPE and so few storms. There should be wind convergence near the dryline.
-
Most recent 4-hr (1230z-1630z) rotation tracks near Orlando, Cape Canaveral
-
SE Alabama near Troy and Enterprise (0354z)
-
what is even happening inside this very wide circulation?
-
This could be a strong tornado in western Alabama, but the radar is not very close to this. I do not see evidence of a TDS on the CC scan.
-
I am seeing a tornado report at 1 WNW of West Columbia
-
As an interesting side note, it says there is an 80% chance of 10 or more severe hail events/ 80% chance of 1 or more 2" hail reports. Last Sunday, there were just a few hail reports in all of Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia combined.
-
So that didn't happen. Low temps of 6 -14 in Loveland.
-
The USAF flyover did not quite go as planned. I drove down toward Eisenhower Blvd at 12:45. I was expecting to see the jets from 12:50 to 1:00. I finally gave up on it and came home. I heard some distant jets at 1:45.
-
3/15/2008 is a possible analog( listed as #3 analog) on CIPS (run: 4/17, 12z) I thought it was a better match to the low pressure area than the #1 analog. You better hope this storm report map doesn't happen. Interestingly the top analog is 4/6/82, a well-known blizzard from Chicago to Boston. other analogs:
-
Yesterday was the 9-year anniversary of some terrible tornadoes in NC, including this one that went through the city of Raleigh. I downloaded some data from NOAA to make this map. I hope this never happens again. The year of 2011 just had a way of making tornadoes go through cities.
-
NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. – The U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron “Thunderbirds” will honor Colorado’s front line COVID-19 responders with a series of community flyovers following the U.S. Air Force Academy’s commencement flyover on April 18, 2020.
