Matthew70
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- Birthday 10/22/1970
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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.
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From Bobby Boyd
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Well this one might have the necessary ingredients. We’ve been lucky so far but we are entering the time of year where it’s much easier to have severe wx.
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From MEG on Sunday:"Deterministic runs ofboth the GFS and ECMWF paint SBCAPE values upwards of 1500 J/kgand 0-6 km bulk shear upwards of 55 kts in the aforementionedarea. This great thermodynamic environment will allow strong tosevere storms to produce damaging winds, large hail, and apossible tornado or two."
