kayman

2 minutes ago, kayman said:

 

 

 

This storm is now a confirmed tornado per law enforcement and local officials with a tornado debris signature on radar.

7 minutes ago, DanLarsen34 said:

This is insane. Everything is rotating right now. This is a major tornado outbreak! 

Going to be a miracle if we make through the day without at least one violent tornado.

The tornadoes that went south of Auburn-Opelika and went through the north side of Columbus (Georgia) has 2 confirmed fatalities in Lee County, Alabama near Beaurgard, Alabama.

Just now, MattPetrulli said:

Tornado emergency extended into Georgia, includes Muscogee and Harris counties. Coming right into Smith Station. 

Debris signature with the cell in southern Lee County, Alabama headed towards Beauregard. 

Now, Dothan, Houston and Henry Counties, Alabama are under a tornado warning

Funnel cloud has been reported by local citizens in North Columbus associated with the supercell in Muscogee County, GA

The supercell over Columbus is going through the northside of the city along the JR Allen Parkway.  It has broad rotation 

Russell County, Alabama and Columbus-Muscagee County, Ga tornado warned now

4 minutes ago, MattPetrulli said:

2 isolated cells in the Panhandle and SE AL exhibiting broad rotation, along with defined superceullular structures.
 

Edit: As I was posting, tornado warning issued for cell heading into Dothan, AL nice signature too. 

There's an isolated supercell in Walton County, Florida moving northeast in South Alabama headed towards Enterprise and Ozark