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Jasper TX might be in serious trouble 

1 minute ago, Bob's Burgers said:

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This is not smart

Wow! 

Just now, Bob's Burgers said:

I fear this tornado hit a lot of homes

Yeah, there's a decent amount of home on the northern and NW side of Onalaska. 

The tornado warned cell east of Riverside TX is really going to town now. 

Man, I've forgotten how photogenic OK tornadoes are, incredible content on Twitter. 

Strong couplet now in southern Texas as well SW of Trinity, they dropped the tornado warning on it but it looks pretty good again. 

Rotation has definitely tightened again on the cell that produced the tornado near Springer. 

Just now, MUWX said:

Nice lowering on his stream 

Is that for the tornado warned storm or the one east of Bryan? 

Just now, TexMexWx said:

That cell is only severe-warned right?

Yes. It does have some broad weak rotation but doesn't look like much at the moment. 

Funnel cloud reported near College Station. 

This one's in a better radar spot. 

Decent looking couplet near Oakwood TX, just went tornado warned. 

3 minutes ago, StormySquares said:

NAM3K doesn't have discrete cells often, but it does Thursday. Most models are showing the slowing trend, Thursday looks to be another severe weather outbreak across Dixie. Pending 00z guidance a day 2 moderate risk is certainly possible. 

Yeah, it definitely has a tendency to hasten upscale growth far too quickly. They might hold off on a moderate till day one though given the uncertainty in timing and to see how the morning MCS evolves. 

Very bad day for MI unfortunately with 232 new deaths reported, I wonder if it's due to a lag in weekend reporting. I think there's an increase pretty much everywhere every Tuesday and Wednesday. 

TDS with the storm due east of Mobile, though it was more defined a few scans ago. 

Just now, StormySquares said:

What would cause the velocity to be this impressive but have the cc hole progressively get less pronounced? Can someone smarter then me answer this?

Not hitting anything, regardless of how strong the tornado is there needs to be something in its path to loft debris. 

Couplet NW of McComb steadily improving as well. 

1 minute ago, Snowstorm920 said:

Ya there’s definitely something going on the modes aren’t catching. Be interesting to see how things evolve tonight. Some short range models are showing the environment becoming increasingly favorable for tornadoes as the night goes on  

While wind profiles look good overnight on the mesoscale models, they've been so far off till now that it's hard to know for sure. 

The tornado warned storm in Western Alabama has the strongest rotation of any storm so far today, though it doesn't look like it'll go through much for now. 

Pretty strong rotation for that TW'd storm entering Needham AL. 

Weak TDS on the tornado warned storm in LA. 

Edit; much more defined now, likely a TOG there. 

The cell SE of Columbus GA looked mildly interesting for a few scans, though it's in a bit of a crappy radar spot at the moment. 

Just now, janetjanet998 said:

might go north of city

however another cell to the SW won't if it gets its act together 

Still a very populated area

2 minutes ago, janetjanet998 said:

Tuscaloosa storm

 

tight couplet now

Just got a tornado warning, went from broad to tight rotation in like 2 scans.