WE GOT HIM

Just now, Powerball said:

Confirmed tornado now near St. Clair, MO...

Look at the debris

Just now, andyhb said:

Large, likely violent tornado in progress near the MO/AR stateline near Bakersfield.

This is insane, going to crush charles

this is crazy

If anyone is looking for OT, we've all been on the discord link in my bio. been talking about all the craziness all day

wow

On 2/21/2025 at 8:01 PM, pazzo83 said:

I get it - and I agree!  But what happens when they wind down NOAA and the NWS?  We can't talk about it?

Hey bro

2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Great pattern 

Nao check

Ao check

Pna check 

Mjo check 

  it doesn't look that great to me

11 minutes ago, Northof78 said:

GFS continues a stormy and cold pattern through the entire period. 

Damn Spring just keeps getting pushed back

14 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Euro crushes NW Africa. Paste bomb for them 

Lol

12 hours ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Doesn’t work for me

apparently I’m not alone

 

 

Same

Just now, Nibor said:

Now that you're here, no.

Hey bro - hope all is well. This is what winter is all about in the big city

Just now, MJO812 said:

Hi pal

Are we getting snow?

Hi all

3 hours ago, user13 said:

Seems like its making a B line for Tampa

Still on track

10 Tornado warnings in FL right now

1 minute ago, KPITSnow said:

Man, this sucks. The gulf coast the way it is geographically set up has a lot of spots that are surprisingly not terrible for a storm to hit. Outside of Houston/galveston and New Orleans, this is probably the absolute worst place this could landfall. Honestly Tampa might be the worst case of any of them given the exposed bay where at least with Houston and New Orleans you do have some land barriers 

Seems like its making a B line for Tampa

16 minutes ago, psv88 said:

I was down in Sarasota this past spring. The bay there is very high even just at high tide. The entire downtown will be underwater. 
 

the construction downtown is pretty new so I would imagine structural damage would be limited even with cat 3 winds. That’s one saving grace, most of the development on the west coast is new and in accordance with the better building codes. Obviously the immediately shoreline will be wrecked, but the newer construction should be fine

All those building are so cheaply made

6 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

It’s almost a given with these eastern Gulf storms that they shift east in the end. Hopefully it doesn’t keep going too far. 

def a bit east of track already

1 minute ago, jbenedet said:

There was ~100 mile shift west to the landfall location on 0z Thurs guidance vs 18z wed.

What's up, bro? Hope all is well

2 minutes ago, Master of Disaster said:

How warm is the water ahead of this? I had a site years ago to find this but can't remember what it was. 

87 right now

Just now, SnowGoose69 said:

Looks like their first east adjustment in awhile, albeit not much

f I'm surprised they kept the due N peg. It does look like it's ticking east

22 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

I just hope Helene isn't doing what Michael did, which was basically to stay in check until the final 12-15 hours and then begin to explode.

we will see

On 9/22/2024 at 10:01 PM, ohleary said:

Get a golf umbrella dummy.

Leave her alone

2 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Talahassee, Atlanta.

Mets game on Thursday is going to be fucked

16 minutes ago, Boston Bulldog said:

Man this thing is a behemoth, look at that gigantic outer band draped over Jamaica.
 

These CAG storms can bring quite the vorticity payload as they head north. Major rossby wave perturbations likely downstream as Helene rots in the mid-latitudes.

I haven’t looked, but this would likely be a “reshuffle the deck” situation for the extratropical circulation across the N-ATL and Europe

Let's if it could escape the Yucatan and have a core in tack then it could really take off