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4/11/20 - 4/13/20 Severe Weather Outbreak

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AL/TN Line said:
So you love to see people lose their life and property, sick.
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AL/TN Line said:
So you love to see people lose their life and property, sick.
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How is my comment anyway referring to me wanting to see people lose life and property? All I said was a small quick spin up can do a lot of damage.
 
I will say here is Spartanburg the winds are really picking up and even on the most recent HRRR, there’s a lot more moisture associated with this storm than what it’s picking up. Especially out ahead of the main line. We have had 1.25” of rain all day and A LOT more to go. With those winds already picking up, I’m really worried about the wind more so than the tornados through this area.
 
packfan98 said:
Can we please not call getting less severe weather and tornadoes a “bust”...no rules against and I don’t want to start any kind of argument. Just a pet peeve of mine I guess. I understand the sentiment when the weather doesn’t turn out as models predict. Maybe someone can come up with a more appropriate term considering the potential damage and injuries that would be averted?
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Thankful works for me..
 
weatherfide said:
I can only find one tornado warned storm in the SE right now. That is good news. I hope it continues to quiet down.
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I was about to say the same thing it paused. Maybe it continues to be quiet overnight as they enter the dark wet Carolinas who knows.
 
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