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Severe 2026 Severe Thread 🌩

Came down to central ga for some work and find this intriguing. Peachtree has zero mention of precip but …. Hard time believing these fall apart for the forecast to verify
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Pickens County (GA) and Jasper got nailed pretty good. I have lived here 7 years and worst storm I have been through here. Hearing reports of several trees down in town. Was tornado warned … not confirmed here that I have heard but watching rain and trees there appeared to be a rotation at least over head. Power out and may be for a while.
 
This type of event happens quite often in the sounds of NC with nor'easters and hurricanes. It essentially a wind blown tide where the wind blows the water to one side then it rushes back with the wind shift. Not sure I've ever heard of it on a lake as large as lake winnebago from a tornado though.

 
GaWx said:
15K folks are without power in RDU area.
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I was out of town this week and missed the fun. Apparently was out of power for over 24 hours mid week here according to texts/email from the power company. Saw some leftover downed trees in the area today.
 
The Pickens Co (GA) tornado Wednesday night was off ground when passed over my home in Jasper. Could see the rain and wind change direction as it passed. However trees were downed on power lines a couple blocks behind us. Power was out for about 18 hours. We were fortunate it was not worse.
 
We are the new tornado capital, I reckon!? IMG_6192.png
 
They are really hyping up this complex of storms moving out of SD! They are stopping short of using the “D” word! They have been upping the wind potential all day! Was 60 mph winds possible this AM,now they are up to possible 90 mph winds !? We shall see, I’m on the southern edge of the worst, but 10-20 miles shift, depending on where it forms, I’ll be watching!!! Looks to hit around 6-8 AM tomorrow here, if it doesn’t missIMG_6222.png
 


Didnt relize just how historically active its been in Illinois this year. Already 200 tornadoes there this year and we still have 4 and a half months to go.
 
Storms in Colorado today dropped a ton of hail and this county in Colorado brought out a snow plow to clean it up.

 
Have seen quite a bit of Wind Damage around this area over the past week with afternoon and evening storms. Could be dealing with an MCS this afternoon as the SPC just upgraded us to a Slight Risk for severe storms.
 
Just seeing if anyone else has noticed the negatively/neutrally tilted trough showing for the southeast 11/4-6 timeframe. Some models have shown some decent energy during passage in the northern Miss/Alabama area. Last European model wasn't nearly as negatively tilted as earlier runs, but still consistently showing CAPE values aren't overly impressive but good enough. Anyone else seeing anything of note? Been a hot minute since I had time to look at models, just happen to look and noticed this an no other comments, so I may have gotten rusty and forgot what I once knew... Anyway thoughts?
 
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