(No, the storms are not Severe as of 3 AM)

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Weather Dude wrote:This event just produced what appears to be the first powerful tornado of the year in Alabama. Large PDS with debris lofted up to 15,000 feet on the north side of Birmingham, particularly near the Fultondale area. Probably about a mile wide at peak. Reminds me of Nashville last year...
Weather Dude wrote:1 confirmed fatality from the Fultondale storm, a 14 year old boy, making it the first deadly tornado of the year. Devastating
Iceresistance wrote:Storm chaser on I-65 north of Birmingham, AL found the tornado & his front windshield blew out by the debris
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjnMhbqgg2M
cstrunk wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Storm chaser on I-65 north of Birmingham, AL found the tornado & his front windshield blew out by the debris
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjnMhbqgg2M
Looks like he ran straight into a cable that was hanging across the road. Lucky he wasn't going faster.
Weather Dude wrote:The Fultondale tornado has been given a preliminary rating of high-end EF2 with 135 mph. I won't be surprised if they end up bumping that up to 140/EF3.
EDIT: This link has it as an EF3 now. Either way a terrible situation for those involved.
https://www.weather.gov/bmx/event_01252021
Weather Dude wrote:Weather Dude wrote:The Fultondale tornado has been given a preliminary rating of high-end EF2 with 135 mph. I won't be surprised if they end up bumping that up to 140/EF3.
EDIT: This link has it as an EF3 now. Either way a terrible situation for those involved.
https://www.weather.gov/bmx/event_01252021
Officially upgraded to EF3/150mph
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