That debris ball tho
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Severe POSS SEVERE WEATHER STARTING 05-17-2019 and BEYOND
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Another look at this debris ball, of course this happens during the dark ??
My bad for all these posts, anyways
Tornado emergency for leech OK, huge debris ball with this one
Tornado emergency for leech OK, huge debris ball with this one
Oh no!
Brent
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I literally had the same thought earlier watching at work as a bust became clear lol
LovingGulfLows
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Wow what a well defined hook. A night tornado is just terrifying.
I wouldnt doubt that it was, I just wanted to clarify what that guy said about being an F5 just based on radar data.
Reports that Leech, OK is “gone”.
Worst may have occurred after dark. The flooding and new tornado damages are far from a “bust”. Comparing events rarely work whether it’s tornado outbreaks, snow storms or hurricanes. How many times have people compared storms with Hugo? Or that one over-due ice storm? All we be uniquely different in most cases.
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Brick Tamland
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The tornadoes are continuing this morning in OK. Great scanner feed here from Bryan County, OK.
https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/14040/web
https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/14040/web
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Brick Tamland
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Looks like AR and MO are under the gun today. I wouldn't sleep on this.
Mesoscale Discussion 0722
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0957 AM CDT Tue May 21 2019
Areas affected...Western AR and southern MO
Concerning...Severe potential...Watch likely
Valid 211457Z - 211630Z
Probability of Watch Issuance...80 percent
SUMMARY...A pre-frontal squall line will spread eastward and
northeastward into western Arkansas and southern Missouri through
late morning and early afternoon. Destabilization northward in
advance of the line will support a continued threat for a few
tornadoes with embedded circulations.
DISCUSSION...A pre-frontal squall line is moving eastward from
eastern OK toward western AR. As a pronounced upstream shortwave
trough begins to eject northeastward from northwest TX and western
OK, an associated surface cyclone will develop northeastward into
KS. The near-surface layer is still stable into southern MO per
surface observations and a 14z SGF sounding. However, the surface
warm sector will spread northward from AR into MO through the
afternoon, as the environment becomes more supportive of
surface-based convection into MO through the afternoon. Strong
deep-layer south-southwesterly vertical shear will support embedded
bowing segments and/or rotating storms within the convective line
into the afternoon. Given strong low-level shear and a moist
environment, there will continue to be a threat for occasional
tornadoes with embedded circulations in the line, as well as
damaging gusts and isolated large hail. The storms will progress
east of tornado watch 205 in the next 1-2 hours, necessitating a new
tornado watch into AR and MO after 16z.
..Thompson/Hart.. 05/21/2019
Mesoscale Discussion 0722
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0957 AM CDT Tue May 21 2019
Areas affected...Western AR and southern MO
Concerning...Severe potential...Watch likely
Valid 211457Z - 211630Z
Probability of Watch Issuance...80 percent
SUMMARY...A pre-frontal squall line will spread eastward and
northeastward into western Arkansas and southern Missouri through
late morning and early afternoon. Destabilization northward in
advance of the line will support a continued threat for a few
tornadoes with embedded circulations.
DISCUSSION...A pre-frontal squall line is moving eastward from
eastern OK toward western AR. As a pronounced upstream shortwave
trough begins to eject northeastward from northwest TX and western
OK, an associated surface cyclone will develop northeastward into
KS. The near-surface layer is still stable into southern MO per
surface observations and a 14z SGF sounding. However, the surface
warm sector will spread northward from AR into MO through the
afternoon, as the environment becomes more supportive of
surface-based convection into MO through the afternoon. Strong
deep-layer south-southwesterly vertical shear will support embedded
bowing segments and/or rotating storms within the convective line
into the afternoon. Given strong low-level shear and a moist
environment, there will continue to be a threat for occasional
tornadoes with embedded circulations in the line, as well as
damaging gusts and isolated large hail. The storms will progress
east of tornado watch 205 in the next 1-2 hours, necessitating a new
tornado watch into AR and MO after 16z.
..Thompson/Hart.. 05/21/2019
Oklahoma had a lot of flooding yesterday.
There's another chance of severe weather in the plains this Thursday.
New Tornado Watch out.
oh. My. God. Look at that debris ball, 170 mph gtg shear in Missouri
Seems like its calmed down some.. still tor warned
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Lol today got upgraded to an enhanced.
More 700mb warmth/EML advection from Mexico, if a supercell can develop than it would likely produce a tornado, I wonder how bad chaser convergence is going to be today
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
I do too but we are on our way back to Houston and gonna set up near Shawnee, Ok to stay south of most of the flooding. No way I wanna be in NE OK today with already flooded roadways and potential for training supercells. We already had a lot of encounters yesterday in south-central Kansas
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Brick Tamland
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Been quite here the last two days. I guess everyone was disappointed with Monday.
Oh, and there were more tornadoes reported yesterday than Monday. The threats that are less hyped seem to have more numerous and severe tornadoes than those that are again.
Oh, and there were more tornadoes reported yesterday than Monday. The threats that are less hyped seem to have more numerous and severe tornadoes than those that are again.
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