STORM2K

Weather Dude wrote:Preliminary survey has rated the Tallahassee storm an EF0.

There were 2 tornadoes from the same storm that produced the Tallahassee Tornado (The first one is known as the Fort Braden Tornado), both now rated EF1

So I'm starting my own project of mapping every tornado this year. I've inputted every tornado so far this year except for a couple in California (If anyone knows the start and end coordinates for these I'd love to have that). This is just a rough map of Dixie Alley I made today and the scale only goes up to EF-3 since that's the highest rated tornado so far this year. (I could have it show the full scale, but I won't mess with that today.)

TheProfessor wrote:So I'm starting my own project of mapping every tornado this year. I've inputted every tornado so far this year except for a couple in California (If anyone knows the start and end coordinates for these I'd love to have that). This is just a rough map of Dixie Alley I made today and the scale only goes up to EF-3 since that's the highest rated tornado so far this year. (I could have it show the full scale, but I won't mess with that today.)

[url]https://i.ibb.co/1dcY4rg/Layout.png [/url]

I have the coordinates for the 2 California Tornadoes

1st Tornado: 39.96 N, 122.33 W
2nd Tornado: 39.97 N, 122 W

Iceresistance wrote:

TheProfessor wrote:So I'm starting my own project of mapping every tornado this year. I've inputted every tornado so far this year except for a couple in California (If anyone knows the start and end coordinates for these I'd love to have that). This is just a rough map of Dixie Alley I made today and the scale only goes up to EF-3 since that's the highest rated tornado so far this year. (I could have it show the full scale, but I won't mess with that today.)

[url]https://i.ibb.co/1dcY4rg/Layout.png [/url]

I have the coordinates for the 2 California Tornadoes

1st Tornado: 39.96 N, 122.33 W
2nd Tornado: 39.97 N, 122 W

Unfortunately I need the end coordinates as well, so I may have to contact the Sacramento NWS.

TheProfessor wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:

TheProfessor wrote:So I'm starting my own project of mapping every tornado this year. I've inputted every tornado so far this year except for a couple in California (If anyone knows the start and end coordinates for these I'd love to have that). This is just a rough map of Dixie Alley I made today and the scale only goes up to EF-3 since that's the highest rated tornado so far this year. (I could have it show the full scale, but I won't mess with that today.)

[url]https://i.ibb.co/1dcY4rg/Layout.png [/url]

I have the coordinates for the 2 California Tornadoes

1st Tornado: 39.96 N, 122.33 W
2nd Tornado: 39.97 N, 122 W

Unfortunately I need the end coordinates as well, so I may have to contact the Sacramento NWS.

True, but apparently, the 2 tornadoes were not on the ground for very long at all, may have been a touchdown, then lifted shortly after.

But, I agree with you to contact the NWS in Sacramento, more info. is needed for how long they lasted.

Marginal Risk in Florida Tomorrow for Quarter Sized Hail, 65 mph winds & maybe a tornado

I'm a little jealous that some of you are already getting severe weather, mainly just because that means ya'll have temperatures that are at least decently warmer than I have. I'm in northern Illinois and the temperature is currently 6°F, and we've got a fairly deep snowpack on the ground. There was supposed to be a chance for thundersnow the other day which is a cool event, but it never ended up happening for me.

I'm hoping spring and springtime severe weather comes earlier than is typical this year, I'm over winter. Last year was fairly boring in the severe weather department, but I did get the Aug. 10th derecho after it had lost some steam.

Chris90 wrote:I'm a little jealous that some of you are already getting severe weather, mainly just because that means ya'll have temperatures that are at least decently warmer than I have. I'm in northern Illinois and the temperature is currently 6°F, and we've got a fairly deep snowpack on the ground. There was supposed to be a chance for thundersnow the other day which is a cool event, but it never ended up happening for me.

I'm hoping spring and springtime severe weather comes earlier than is typical this year, I'm over winter. Last year was fairly boring in the severe weather department, but I did get the Aug. 10th derecho after it had lost some steam.

Haha yeah well winter decided to show up for us here in oklahoma this week, single digits lows during the next several days... Yuck

Weather Dude wrote:

Chris90 wrote:I'm a little jealous that some of you are already getting severe weather, mainly just because that means ya'll have temperatures that are at least decently warmer than I have. I'm in northern Illinois and the temperature is currently 6°F, and we've got a fairly deep snowpack on the ground. There was supposed to be a chance for thundersnow the other day which is a cool event, but it never ended up happening for me.

I'm hoping spring and springtime severe weather comes earlier than is typical this year, I'm over winter. Last year was fairly boring in the severe weather department, but I did get the Aug. 10th derecho after it had lost some steam.

Haha yeah well winter decided to show up for us here in oklahoma this week, single digits lows during the next several days... Yuck

I am jealous lol it is just 32 degrees. I want snow but that stuff is fickle.

InfernoFlameCat wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:

Chris90 wrote:I'm a little jealous that some of you are already getting severe weather, mainly just because that means ya'll have temperatures that are at least decently warmer than I have. I'm in northern Illinois and the temperature is currently 6°F, and we've got a fairly deep snowpack on the ground. There was supposed to be a chance for thundersnow the other day which is a cool event, but it never ended up happening for me.

I'm hoping spring and springtime severe weather comes earlier than is typical this year, I'm over winter. Last year was fairly boring in the severe weather department, but I did get the Aug. 10th derecho after it had lost some steam.

Haha yeah well winter decided to show up for us here in oklahoma this week, single digits lows during the next several days... Yuck

I am jealous lol it is just 32 degrees. I want snow but that stuff is fickle.

I like to have 1 decent snow here a year (which we've had) but other than that I'm not much of a cold weather person

Weather Dude wrote:

Chris90 wrote:I'm a little jealous that some of you are already getting severe weather, mainly just because that means ya'll have temperatures that are at least decently warmer than I have. I'm in northern Illinois and the temperature is currently 6°F, and we've got a fairly deep snowpack on the ground. There was supposed to be a chance for thundersnow the other day which is a cool event, but it never ended up happening for me.

I'm hoping spring and springtime severe weather comes earlier than is typical this year, I'm over winter. Last year was fairly boring in the severe weather department, but I did get the Aug. 10th derecho after it had lost some steam.

Haha yeah well winter decided to show up for us here in oklahoma this week, single digits lows during the next several days... Yuck

Forum for current Winter weather is here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=120985 (Texas winter, but they will also go to Oklahoma)

Slight Risk for Florida for 70 mph winds, Quarter Sized hail & maybe a Torando




Marginal risk Tomorrow across Central Florida for 60 mph winds & maybe a Tornado

1 PM UPDATE

Slight Risk across Central Florida for 70 mph winds, Ping Pong Ball sized Hail, & maybe a tornado

Tornado Watch #5 for Florida Until Midnight EST/1 AM CST

Half Dollar Sized Hail
70 mph wind Gusts
Few Tornadoes possible

2 Posts

6:30 PM UPDATE

Risk zone pushed slightly South & are the same except the Hail threat is now just Quarters, but the Tornado Threat is now higher.

Margianl Risk across Florida for 65 mph wind gusts & maybe a Tornado

Looks like the majority of this month will be shut down in terms of severe weather due to this disgusting arctic outbreak. After a brief hint of spring and storms last week, the lull continues...

Weather Dude wrote:Looks like the majority of this month will be shut down in terms of severe weather due to this disgusting arctic outbreak. After a brief hint of spring last week, the lull continues...

Winter forum here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=120985&start=3480

Iceresistance wrote:

Weather Dude wrote:Looks like the majority of this month will be shut down in terms of severe weather due to this disgusting arctic outbreak. After a brief hint of spring last week, the lull continues...

Winter forum here: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=120985&start=3480

Yeah I know, I read it but rarely ever post, not a winter fan... wake me up on March 1...

Narrow Marginal Risk across Northern Georgia & into Northern South Carolina