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Severe Severe Threat April 5th-7th

SoutheastRidge said:
So if i'm looking at the map correctly, it looks like the tornado parameters drop off significantly just north of Atlanta, so basically this will be an I-20 and south event ?
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Not exactly. The models have that 3 hour frame that doesn't show everything. I would think that nowhere in North Georgia is out of the game yet.
 
ForsythSnow said:
Not exactly. The models have that 3 hour frame that doesn't show everything. I would think that nowhere in North Georgia is out of the game yet.
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Yeah, that's really the only model I've seen that has north ga in a safe zone. Hope it's right though
 
Shawn said:
Welp, they are closing schools early here tomorrow now. Thanks crazy NAM. You really did it this time.
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Thankfully it's spring break for most of the schools here. Couldn't imagine what traffic would be like if kids were to go to school with the 85 situation.
 
I no longer attend public school but my school system closes the first week of April every year regardless for break.
 
ForsythSnow said:
Yeah, which means families are out of town. Hopefully nothing really bad happens and nobody returns home to damage.
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Yeah that would suck to have to come home early due to damage.
 
Glenn Burns posted a map that shows a high risk for tornadoes for much of north ga, except areas north and northeast of ATL. I'm assuming that's due to CAD ?
 
Not that this has anything to do with April 27th, but remember after the morning storms came through, a lot of people were out of power when the afternoon storms came in? Hopefully that's not the case tomorrow.
 
Storm5 said:
That's why you do it before hand to get the federal ball rolling . That way if there is damage government resources are already in place and there isn't a lot of waiting
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Ah, okay. Makes sense.
SoutheastRidge said:
I wonder why AL is under a State of Emergency but not GA ? Is it expected to be worse in AL ?
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Maybe they are meeting about it right now, or they don't want to worry the public.
 
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In AL, the governor issues a state of emergency early so the school systems can close for the day w/out the normal penalty. Not sure how it works in other states.
 
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