kayman
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I think you mean Clanton. Yeah, a late close friend of mine and I went there to the Peach Park about 3 years ago. It's a very nice spot to go for fresh peaches, peach cobbler, and homemade peach-flavor ice cream. Greater Birmingham has been hammered by this outbreak today
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Confirmed TOG on the headed towards Oak Grove, AL in Jefferson County
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2nd cell does have a confirmed TOG per BMX NWS office @ 3:59PM Central
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Tuscaloosa municipal government confirmed that two different tornadoes did touch down across the city. No significant damage
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Western Tuscaloosa cell is tightening up even further as it passing over Holt
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Storm spotter in Tuscaloosa confirmed with TOG to the BMX NWS office. It's cycling over Tuscaloosa.
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Eastern Tuscaloosa County storm is TOG headed towards Jefferson County now per Spann
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Both Tuscaloosa county cells are only 16 miles away from one another. Western Tuscaloosa cell has lifted again thankfully
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Rain wrapped TOG on Tuscaloosa near the University of Alabama campus headed towards University Mall area
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Debris ball per BMX radar with west Tuscaloosa storm
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TOG on the Tuscaloosa storm US 82 near of I-20/59 toward the I-359 junction.
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Hopefully, the western Tuscaloosa County storm will stay aloft over Tuscaloosa
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Tuscaloosa storm has a funnel cloud behind the rain curtain
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WVTM 13 Tuscaloosa tower cam has a lowering appendage on air now.
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This is going to be a messy afternoon indeed because even innocuous cells are rotating. Now the Tuscaloosa western cell is now Tornado Warning.
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Nope, but the WVTM 13 (Birmingham) Tuscaloosa tower cam is showing the lowering and formation of a wall cloud
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Tighten couplet on the relatively velocity for the western Tuscaloosa County supercell...
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TOG near Brookwood, Alabama in Tuscaloosa County, per NWS storm spotters
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Yes, we would be for sure. These storms are dangerously close to the urbanized areas along I-20/59
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The warm from is draped around Cullman to Gadsden in Alabama, it's near Rome to Alpharetta to Lawrenceville in Northern Georgia at the moment.
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There are 5 TOGs from what I am hearing right across Central Alabama. 2 are within the Greater Birmingham area...
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Yeah, the Tuscaloosa TOG is confirmed and headed towards the old McFarland Mall, Cottondale, Holt, and Lake Tuscaloosa areas of the east side of the Tuscaloosa urban area It's a multi-vortices TOG
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Coosa County TOG is headed between Sylacauga and Alexander City along US 280
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Coosa County storm is TOG as well headed towards Clay County and extreme SE Talladega County
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My people in Greater Birmingham are confirming there are 2 TOG in the Birmingham region (Tuscaloosa and Jefferson counties) in 2 separate storms...
