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Just now, DanLarsen34 said:

I can’t upload the CC loop, but There’s debris falling out of the sky well out of ahead of the super cell. There’s a very high likelihood this was an EF-4 or EF-5 that just tracked through Jefferson City.

I wouldn’t say high likely hood, but man, it doesn’t sound good. 

“Several” injuries at a hotel in town. 

Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

 

Consensus (online, so take with a grain of salt) seems to be that building was under construction and what we are seeing is damage to the tarp/scaffolding rather than anything seriously structural.

 

I can confirm this is true. Under renovation. 

Just now, the ghost of leroy said:

yikes if true

Mo state capital is under renovation. That does not appear damaged to me, at least significantly 

Apartment buildings “destroyed” per scanner 

Just now, Wmsptwx said:

Thinking maybe near Miss?

I’d be very surprised. Scan had it on west side and then on east side. Populated area, doubt it missed. 

Got a bad feeling about this one. 

Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

 

TDS after it passed Eldon.

 

Got to love the mid mo radar hole. Scary images though. Decent size town 

Just now, Wmsptwx said:

He said Google Elie.

The original poster didn’t 

1 minute ago, Wmsptwx said:

In the context of this thread it was a troll post, and this storm was rolling through neighborhoods and not a corn field in Canada.

Andover was a cornfield in Canada?

3 minutes ago, Calderon said:

Starting to notice a majority of the storms, IL all the way to OK of gusting out becoming the dominant appearance, the lone exception in SW MO. I'm not dismissing the threats, but it seems like we've peaked and on the downtrend overall. 

Even in sw mo, they aren’t nearly as impressive as they were. I would watch the one in extreme swmo, but over all, the tornado threat seems to be coming down pretty substantially 

1 minute ago, fourseasons said:

Tell that to the family of the person who has died from this outbreak.

Oh good lord. Not trying to derail the thread. It’s a significant, potentially deadly tornado. Just like basically every other tornado. That does not make it comparable to one of the all time tornadoes. 

4 minutes ago, Wmsptwx said:

Reminded, didn't say it was. I was pretty impressed by motion myself.

To each their own I guess. Looks like a solid ef 2-3 tornado. No where near what Andove was 

Just now, Crazieman said:

Strongly reminded of the Andover tornado with the motion.

You need to see better video of Andover then...

Debris ball on the Jay storm? Hard to tell On CC

Just now, shaggy said:

So far it doesnt appear that the storm was doing major damage as it passed north of joplin. Havent heard any reports other than around golden city. Hopefully a major bullet was dodged around joplin tonight

I’ve heard of damage in the Carl junction area and points north east but nothing major as of yet. 

We should be talking more about the NE OK storm than the sw mo storm currently 

3 minutes ago, DanLarsen34 said:

Storm off to the North of Golden City has lost a bit of its organization. It could still cycle at any time, but it’s been taking a bit of a breather after putting down at least 2 long track and potentially violent tornadoes. 

Haven’t seen any reports that would indicate violent tornadoes yet. Very early obviously. 

2 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

Yeah, except radar isn't quite that precise, gets distorted a bit.

For sure. Just trying to give some perspective on how small that town is. 

Golden city is tiny. If it misses the dot on radar scope, it will miss town 

Almost looks like it’s trying to cycle 

Classic signature 

Just now, Wmsptwx said:

Thankful it missed to North, hopefully missed most everything.

Webb city and Carl junction are full of houses. I highly doubt this missed

This thing isn’t all along. Could go for a while. I wonder if it will cycle 

1 minute ago, audioguy3107 said:

Man, that Commerce supercell is gonna be a close call for the NW side of Joplin.......jeez.

It’s going to have to turn hard to hit the nw side of joplin