3 consecutive days of High Risk for flooding over AR. Crazy.
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Severe 4/1-4 2025 Severe Weather
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howboutthemdawgs
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NWMSGuy
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As the Tornado Warned Storm developed in Tate County, MS last night, I decided to get a little south of it. Positioned myself on the 740 Interchange in Senatobia looking north off I55 towards Coldwater and Independence. This was so wild to watch rotate off to the northeast.
Another rough day today
BufordWX
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3rd day in a row Nashville is under a tornado watch.
NWMSGuy
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So crazy to see.
NWMSGuy
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In addition to the Severe Weather here, looks like the rains overnight into tomorrow are going to be extreme:
From the Memphis Afternoon AFD:
Alongside the severe weather, significant and possibly
destructive flash flooding is likely starting today that will last
into Sunday across much of the Midsouth. PWATs currently sit above
the 99th percentile (1.8"-2") here and upstream towards the Gulf.
Strong integrated moisture transport and training convection will
aid in very heavy, long-lasting rain rates starting this
afternoon. Mean storm motion is not expected to change much
between tonight and Saturday evening. Expect north/south bands of
significant rainfall. Furthermore, much of the region has already
experienced 4-7 inches of rain. These saturated soils will fail
to contain new rainfall accumulations which are expected to be as
high as 6-10 inches through Sunday over western Tennessee,
Arkansas, and extreme northern Mississippi. Any areas that have
already experienced this rainfall will flood quickly. So heed
warnings immediately!
From the Memphis Afternoon AFD:
Alongside the severe weather, significant and possibly
destructive flash flooding is likely starting today that will last
into Sunday across much of the Midsouth. PWATs currently sit above
the 99th percentile (1.8"-2") here and upstream towards the Gulf.
Strong integrated moisture transport and training convection will
aid in very heavy, long-lasting rain rates starting this
afternoon. Mean storm motion is not expected to change much
between tonight and Saturday evening. Expect north/south bands of
significant rainfall. Furthermore, much of the region has already
experienced 4-7 inches of rain. These saturated soils will fail
to contain new rainfall accumulations which are expected to be as
high as 6-10 inches through Sunday over western Tennessee,
Arkansas, and extreme northern Mississippi. Any areas that have
already experienced this rainfall will flood quickly. So heed
warnings immediately!
BufordWX
Member
Tiniest tornado watch I’ve ever seen.
Pretty insane velocity signature in Texas
Downeastnc
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Could be trouble for Little Rock.... nothing south of it to disrupt it.
Might get a quick spin up south of Little Rock
Both cells tornado warned now
