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I had two rumbles of thunder overnight and that was it.
Count yourself lucky. It was awful here. Those late night severe setups are a no for me.
You were definitely lucky then. It sounded it like a war zone here from just after 2 to almost 4. I hardly ever get woken up by storms but definitely got woken up by that line. Also, I’ve ended up with another 1.7” rain the last two days which puts me right about 4.5” for May… that’s nearly 4x what I had all of April
Several school districts here in the upstate are taking an E-learning day due to power still being out from last nights storms
How is thatMetro Atlanta doing Metro Atlanta things....the line is weakening as it approaches.
? We want nothing to do with what North Alabama and parts of Tennessee had.
Wind has definitely picked up here with the line. Wouldn’t sleep on it just yet.
I don't want that either. But, as a weather enthusiast, I do enjoy action besides rain. Lately it has been hard to just get a good storm where it actually thunders (and lightning).How is that
Agreed, been like that for awhile. The state line seems to suck all a storms energy for whatever readon
Same here. And people here are going to start thinking the local TV mets are crying wolf whenever they mention the chance for severe storms. Maybe I am just lucky, or unlucky depending on how you look it, but the past few years I end up not having a storm at all a lot more than I do when the forecast calls for a chance of severe storms.
There's still a second line back in AL that is not moving in the same direction as the morning system to be alert on. The threat looks likely through the afternoon here in N GA but not tornadic.
Supercell moving in to Heard and Troup Counties in Georgia needs to be monitored closely. That's a beast of a storm.
I watched on RadarScope.. hail core dissipated as it moved into Troup County.. nothing more than a thunderstorm now.. went right over my house
Lots of power outages. Wires and trees down have caused a ton of road closures around Chattanooga.