2026 Severe Wx - General Thread

[Greenwald]

From the scanner it sounds like there's a lot of damage in the Evansville area and Warrick County. Took quite awhile to get a proper warning on that one too. 

[A-L-E-K]

lol

 

 

[Stebo]

That number is only going to skyrocket with yesterday's tors too.

[Torchageddon]

4 hours ago, A-L-E-K said:

lol

 

 

Stupid X posts won't allow me to see the og images so I can't find out what Z is .

I feel there is a parallel to IL's insane tor numbers, what state had numbers to the moon one year? AL in 2011?

[Greenwald]

 

What a day.. I'm surprised they didn't go with moderate at some point. Even at 20z it was obvious something was up. Evansville fire and EMA were talking on the radio about watching Ryan Hall trying to figure out where the tornado was.

[luckyweather]

1 hour ago, Torchageddon said:

Stupid X posts won't allow me to see the og images so I can't find out what Z is .

I feel there is a parallel to IL's insane tor numbers, what state had numbers to the moon one year? AL in 2011?

AL in 2011 with 146. “Padded” with 62 on April 27. 

KS in 2008 had 187. 
TX in 2015 had 244. Still a few outbreaks away from touching that in IL. 

[Torchageddon]

38 minutes ago, luckyweather said:

AL in 2011 with 146. “Padded” with 62 on April 27. 

KS in 2008 had 187. 
TX in 2015 had 244. Still a few outbreaks away from touching that in IL. 

If I was any good at stats I'd tot the anomaly from the state avg, and the sigmas. Its been a long time since OH valley has been the center of the action; I ken when I was young tornado alley included IL, IN, OH.