STORM2K

 https://twitter.com/evan_bentley/status/1520942302860095488

I think we'll see a 15 hatched moderate risk for N OK/S KS tomorrow. Very dangerous event ahead for some of the same areas affected by Friday's storms. Although C OK is currently in the 10 hatched tornado area, I think that might get trimmed to focus on areas further north. I don't really think we'll see much in C OK but of course it'll be a wait and see thing.

Also make sure you pay attention to official sources like the NWS and SPC, as tomorrow is going to be dangerous across the whole area, even if storm coverage is isolated further south.

 https://twitter.com/NWStornado/status/1521918940619808769

ICEREISTIANCE Are you okay? Tornadic storm moving through your area!!!!!.
I don't know why this isn't tor warned. but massive storm moving over you!

InfernoFlameCat wrote:ICEREISTIANCE Are you okay? Tornadic storm moving through your area!!!!!.
I don't know why this isn't tor warned. but massive storm moving over you!

I think he's in Florida right now. But yeah these storms are intense. That one just went tor warned

For those that don't follow the Texas thread most of the discussion is over there
https://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopi ... start=1560

Sounds like Seminole got hit twice

Is it the first time in history in U.S that it happens about two tornadoes hitting a same place or has happened before?

cycloneye wrote:Is it the first time in history in U.S that it happens about two tornadoes hitting a same place or has happened before?

It's happened before. Happened on 4/12/20 in MS but I believe the most famous example is Tanner AL with 2 F5's in the 1974 super outbreak. Then you have Dodge City in 2016 which had like 7 from the same storm. I'm sure there's a lot more but those are the big ones I can think of

cycloneye wrote:Is it the first time in history in U.S that it happens about two tornadoes hitting a same place or has happened before?

Tornadoes are notorious for striking the same place again. Both Andover and Lockett have had direct impacts before. In fact, just last year Lockett had a tornado.

Weather Dude wrote:

cycloneye wrote:Is it the first time in history in U.S that it happens about two tornadoes hitting a same place or has happened before?

It's happened before. Happened on 4/12/20 in MS but I believe the most famous example is Tanner AL with 2 F5's in the 1974 super outbreak. Then you have Dodge City in 2016 which had like 7 from the same storm. I'm sure there's a lot more but those are the big ones I can think of

Yup there were also places on 4/27/11 in Alabama that got hit twice

The Tanner example is definitely the most infamous though

Weather Dude wrote:

InfernoFlameCat wrote:ICEREISTIANCE Are you okay? Tornadic storm moving through your area!!!!!.
I don't know why this isn't tor warned. but massive storm moving over you!

I think he's in Florida right now. But yeah these storms are intense. That one just went tor warned

Yes, I'm currently in Orlando, FL, will be back home next week.

My Neighbor had to go to the Storm Shelter she had, but everything is fine at the house. Still in one piece!

Apparently lost power for several hours, but it's restored there. (My grandmother has talked to her neighbor)

Tornado watch for parts of Alabama, Panhandle of Florida and Georgia.

For parts of North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia until 10 PM EDT.

Last night was wild here in central NC, saw a tree that was blown down into the street, and it snapped a power pole in half, knocking out power for a few hours.

Haven't posted here in a bit but today is an extremely dangerous wind event for the northern plains. Large 45 hatched moderate risk up with a PDS severe thunderstorm watch for 105(!) mph winds possible.
 https://twitter.com/NWSSevereTstorm/status/1524848515138015232




IMO this setup is 60 hatched wind-driven high risk material but the SPC hasn't done that since 2014 so I doubt they'll do it here. But either way, massive wind/derecho potential up there today. Hopefully everyone stays safe.

Crazy derecho, definitely would have verified as a 60 hatched wind risk but it's tough to know exactly how these MCS events are going to play out so I can definitely see why they kept it at 45. The only good thing about today was the strong tornado threat never materialized but that doesn't matter much when the MCS is basically a Cat 1 hurricane moving through. Wind threat definitely reached its max potential today unfortunately.

Weather Dude wrote:Crazy derecho, definitely would have verified as a 60 hatched wind risk but it's tough to know exactly how these MCS events are going to play out so I can definitely see why they kept it at 45. The only good thing about today was the strong tornado threat never materialized but that doesn't matter much when the MCS is basically a Cat 1 hurricane moving through. Wind threat definitely reached its max potential today unfortunately.

Yep, pretty widespread 70-90mph winds and the highest report I saw was 107mph