Bob's Burgers

You could probably justify a small enhanced risk tomorrow in the texarkana area tomorrow based off the 0z cams

Sounds like this upgrade is not official yet.

Now we just need to have the Bassfield tornado get upgraded to EF-5 and we're all square with the house again.

5 minutes ago, crossbowftw3 said:

How many violent tornadoes have occured within the domain of a QLCS? Early morning 4/27 had two high end EF3s, 1/30/13 had a high end EF3, and I believe Harrisburg 2012 was one, so does that make two?

Truly remarkable event

Somebody is gonna get a P.h.D. from figuring the dynamics of this supercell... lol

Just now, Moderately Unstable said:

This one is actually Jackson's domain. Everyone's s**ting the bed tonight!

Wait! Could it be Slidell? 

Just now, MUWX said:

Lake Charles is going to do it one last time. Strong Couplet about to move out of the warning box. 

 

yep.

I think we have a very early TDS again

Gonna drop another one

1 minute ago, mgerb said:

For everyone ragging on LCH, I noticed some problems with warnings not displaying in RadarScope this evening. For instance, the post above questions LCH's lack of warning around 9:25 or 9:30 PM, but there was a warning issued back at 9:04 PM. I thing something screwy was happening with the warning polygons (at least in RadarScope). 

 

The one over Chambers wasn't issued until 9:28 though, and I think that's the one most people have been griping about since stuff is actually there. 

Gonna be a real hoot surveying this storm lol

Just now, Indystorm said:

And if the supercell continues northeast on this heading I do have to worry about Natchez MS in the not too distant future.

SPC thinks this cell will continue well into the night 

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0452.html

Just now, MUWX said:

Add another one outside of the warning box.... and while your at it, draft up twins outside of the warning box. 

at this point, might as well carpetbomb the entire CWA... lol

aaaaaaaaaaaand we're on the verge of having twins....

again.

So to sum this mess up over the last 30 minutes, I think we had a weak, unwarned tornado dissipate, then, a non-traditional occlusion of the original mesocyclone that somehow lead to additional tightening and a tornado with a straight northerly motion that went straight out of the polygon. Then, the second meso intensifies west of Chambers, drops a massive tornado, along with at least 1 anticyclonic satellite. lol

1 minute ago, Buckeye05 said:

I'm surprised they didn't get dragged through the mud after that. Nobody really talked about it afterward.

Too many people weening over if Bassfield was an Ef-5 or not haha

Just now, Buckeye05 said:

This was bad, but not as bad as FCC on Easter. Counted at least THREE unwarned TDSs that lasted multiple scans in their forecast area during that event. Was awful.

Yep. One of them 7 people died in too IIRC near the TN border

74 knots vrot

twins confirmed haha

We might have actual twins right now

The people of Bassfield might disagree with that assessment 

Looks like a possible inflow surge over woodworth .wouldn't count them out yet

Debris ball