Ntxw wrote:fendie wrote:Accidentally posted in spring thread.
Been watching the rotating storm that went thru north Dallas between 9-9:30 PM tonight. Fire Department scanner has reports of multiple building collapses with injuries. Including El Rancho at Walnut Hill and Marsh, Walnut Hill Elementary, houses at Royal and Hillcrest, Thomas Jefferson High School, 635 and Greenville, Forest and Tollway, Harry Hines and Walnut Hill, and many more. From the sounds of it there are many buildings damaged or collapsed and many roads impassable because of limbs, debris, and power lines.
https://i.imgur.com/LiwbM6K.jpg
From what I have heard on the scanner and the velocity signatures on radar, the path of wind damage looks like this:
https://i.imgur.com/lgwwimv.jpg
It's not often you see a "debris ball" signature that defined for so long. Simply because in this case, it was going over a heavy populated area so plenty of things to throw up into the air and radar picked it up quite well. And where there is a debris ball, there is likely significant damage.
yeah, that was one thing I noticed tonight, I had been watching the storm for awhile but coming towards and over DFW airport it just wasn't happening but when the tornado warning popped up near Love things escalated in a flash because very quickly it was obvious it was down