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6 minutes ago, JMT417 said:

Looks like it is trying to get going again

Looks pretty good now, can probably use a TW. 

Edit: it petered out on the last two frames (and it's now TW'd) 

Cell east of Milton looks good as well, just lots of activity but very few reports so far. 

While it's not in an ideal radar location, it looks like tight rotation and weak TDS (maybe) west of Saratoga. 

TDS very defined now

Rotation tightening significantly again on this cell. 

Just now, janetjanet998 said:

not sure there ever was a TDS

Rotation was oscillating quickly and was rather broad as it passed Graham, it was significantly tighter further south. 

3 minutes ago, janetjanet998 said:

Robbins, NC.

 

 

 

The one to it's north near Graham looks good as well, has a TDS with it. 

1 minute ago, SnowDeac said:

I was referencing CLT (specifically CLT proper). Would definitely be keeping my guard up points east, and the RDU area. I can already see some clearing back to the west from my office window. Breeze has definitely picked up in the last 10 minutes though.

Yeah, for some reason I mixed up Charlotte with Raleigh. 

This is the storm to look out for if it can remain semi discrete. 

4 minutes ago, SnowDeac said:

For all the hype, this is turning out to be fairly benign for the CLT metro. Radar back to the west looks pretty limited as well, other than the small line nearing Augusta. 

Very active to your west, I'm not sure exactly where you are but some of it should hit your general area. The cell near Ahseboro has a nice hook and pretty decent rotation. 

Confirmed tornado with this one 

Multiple areas of embedded rotation in the line, though nothing overly impressive at the moment. 

This storm has shown strong rotation aloft for a while now. 

Very busy night 

Not a bad radar signature, it's in a bad radar zone though. 

Some very impressive pictures coming out of Laramie WY now of that tornado.

It reminds me a bit of the Wray CO tornado in the sense of it being on the ground for a while and being extremely picturesque (not comparing the events obviously)

https://mobile.twitter.com/atvoos/status/1004513246139670529/photo/1

Conformed TOG with this in Wyoming 

I don't get it, these velocities don't even warrant at least a severe warning?

Weird, they let the warning expire with both areas of rotation still very evident (albeit broader) 

Luckily it's well west of the Richmond area. 

Decent rotation approaching Kenbridge 

The NYC gust bet would've been a good one if it was only for central park, but it's gutsy to bet against JFK and LGA not gusting to 50, JFK has gusted past 50 in much more mundane storms.

Some pictures from Twitter of the Goodman MO tornado. 

Looks pretty solid from both radar sites.