Matthew70
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- Birthday 10/22/1970
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The terrific May wx continues. Looks like temps are spring like with the showers & storms thrown in for the next 2 weeks. Everything is so green. My yard & landscape best it’s looked in a long time. So my first woolly worm today. All black. Wonder if that’s saying snowy winter incoming.
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This is truth. I had my daughter’s senior meal at church tonight. I dressed in my winter long sleeve. Tomorrow morning senior day at church is going to be chilly. Still better than hot. Had to turn on the heat in the truck on the way home. Then turned on the heat in the house.
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Looks like cool & wet conditions thru mid May. That’s a win in my opinion. Means at least not wall to wall hot & maybe just maybe a wetter summer & no drought. Yep wetter soil means more humidity but not usually extreme heat.
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Hoping the forecast holds & we keep these 70s to low 80s rolling along with rain & storms every 3-4 days. I heard today that TN for the first time in a very long time has no drought in the entire state.
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Definitely need rain in middle south of I40. The winds have dried it out significantly. Drought & fires will be a more significant issue if we don’t get some soaking rains.
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Very dire situation unfolding in Middle TN. Large intense violent tornado on ground. Long tracker.
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Fairview tornado last night From Boyd
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Definitely a light show. Strange thunder was not that loud. We had no hail or wind thankfully. Went right near us.
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It appears to me it’s going to be west of TN.
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Going to need a boat next week.
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Boundaries! HARD PASS!
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I hate nighttime tornadoes. Plus add in the LLJ. Just not good. Then we have middle of next weeks possible severe wx. YUCK!
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Breaking: Storm Prediction Center just issued its FIRST EVER Level 2 tornado risk for the Pacific Northwest. Unprecedented weather setup brewing with potential supercells, large hail, and tornadoes threatening western Oregon and Washington today.
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Well Sunday night is looking quite rough for west & middle. A powder keg just needing a match.
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I am one that believes tornadoes follow a pattern or a rotation (no pun intended) of going thru certain area/landscapes. Examples here in the midstate state. Hendersonville/Gallatin is the north path. Dickson/Nashville/Lebanon (I40 path) Lobeville/Columbia/Springhill path. Lewisburg/Murfreesboro/Manchester path Waynesboro/Lawrenburg/Ethridge path I believe it’s only a matter of time during this rotation that Murfreesboro & the south paths see a tornado of significance come through. I know sounds crazy & ridiculous.
