Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Looks like a hook echo (to my unofficial and untrained eye) developing on the storm entering Texarkana...
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Texas Snowman wrote:Looks like a hook echo (to my unofficial and untrained eye) developing on the storm entering Texarkana...
Yep.
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Still liking the hook echo on the system west of Little Rock...also yep does look like a hook developing near Texarkana.
Hope your family is safe BTW srainhoutx
Hope your family is safe BTW srainhoutx
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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0450
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0707 PM CDT SAT MAY 01 2010
AREAS AFFECTED...MIDDLE/ERN TN
CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 126...
VALID 020007Z - 020100Z
THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 126 CONTINUES.
THREAT OF DMGG WINDS AND ISOLD TORNADOES PERSISTS FOR PORTIONS OF
MIDDLE/ERN TN.
ANTICYCLONIC FLOW ALOFT NOTED ON WV IMAGERY IS INDICATIVE OF
SUBSIDENCE OVER THE WW AREA...WHICH SEEMS TO BE REFLECTED IN RECENT
DISORGANIZED STORM STRUCTURES ON RADAR IMAGERY. DESPITE
THIS...HIGHER THETA-E AIR MASS TO THE S WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT
STORM DEVELOPMENT...WITH WIND PROFILES FAVORING SMALL BOWING
SEGMENTS AND OCCASIONALLY ROTATING STORMS. NEARLY W-E ORIENTED
BOUNDARY EXTENDING THROUGH SRN TN WILL LIKELY REMAIN AREA OF FOCUS
FOR NEW STORM DEVELOPMENT OR INTENSIFICATION OF ANY STORMS THAT CAN
FORM...AS LOW LEVEL VORTICITY WILL BE ENHANCED ALONG THE BOUNDARY.
..HURLBUT.. 05/02/2010
ATTN...WFO...MRX...OHX...HUN...
LAT...LON 35898343 35118444 35018584 35168647 35978597 35948497
35968412 35898343
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0707 PM CDT SAT MAY 01 2010
AREAS AFFECTED...MIDDLE/ERN TN
CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 126...
VALID 020007Z - 020100Z
THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 126 CONTINUES.
THREAT OF DMGG WINDS AND ISOLD TORNADOES PERSISTS FOR PORTIONS OF
MIDDLE/ERN TN.
ANTICYCLONIC FLOW ALOFT NOTED ON WV IMAGERY IS INDICATIVE OF
SUBSIDENCE OVER THE WW AREA...WHICH SEEMS TO BE REFLECTED IN RECENT
DISORGANIZED STORM STRUCTURES ON RADAR IMAGERY. DESPITE
THIS...HIGHER THETA-E AIR MASS TO THE S WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT
STORM DEVELOPMENT...WITH WIND PROFILES FAVORING SMALL BOWING
SEGMENTS AND OCCASIONALLY ROTATING STORMS. NEARLY W-E ORIENTED
BOUNDARY EXTENDING THROUGH SRN TN WILL LIKELY REMAIN AREA OF FOCUS
FOR NEW STORM DEVELOPMENT OR INTENSIFICATION OF ANY STORMS THAT CAN
FORM...AS LOW LEVEL VORTICITY WILL BE ENHANCED ALONG THE BOUNDARY.
..HURLBUT.. 05/02/2010
ATTN...WFO...MRX...OHX...HUN...
LAT...LON 35898343 35118444 35018584 35168647 35978597 35948497
35968412 35898343
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KWT wrote:Hope your family is safe BTW srainhoutx
Thanks KWT. I'll check tomorrow morning. Back to the outbreak.

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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0451
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0711 PM CDT SAT MAY 01 2010
AREAS AFFECTED...PARTS OF CENTRAL AND SRN AR/NRN LA/NERN TX
CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 125...
VALID 020011Z - 020115Z
THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 125 CONTINUES.
WW 125 HAS BEEN LOCALLY EXTENDED IN AREA /ONE TIER OF COUNTIES/ FROM
WEST CENTRAL-NRN AR.
TRENDS IN OBJECTIVE ANALYSES INDICATED THE AIR MASS FROM E TX/LOWER
MS VALLEY INTO AR/WRN TN HAS CONTINUED TO DESTABILIZE WITH MLCAPE
2000-2500 J/KG ACROSS NERN TX TO SRN AR...WHILE DESTABILIZATION IS
ALSO OCCURRING WITH NWD EXTENT ALONG AND JUST N OF THIS WATCH.
EFFECTIVE BULK SHEAR REMAINS MORE THAN SUFFICIENT FOR ORGANIZED
STORMS WITH MOST ACTIVITY TENDING TO TRACK NWD...WHILE A FEW STORMS
HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TRACK NEWD RESULTING IN A GREATER TORNADO THREAT.
FARTHER SSW INTO EAST CENTRAL-SERN TX...LARGE SCALE ASCENT SPREADING
INTO THIS REGION WITH AN INCREASE IN LOW LEVEL CONVERGENCE ALONG THE
SSWWD TRAILING COLD FRONT SHOULD SUPPORT ADDITIONAL TSTM
DEVELOPMENT. LIMITED AREAL COVERAGE OF STRONGER ACTIVITY JUST TO
THE SSW OF WW 125 SHOULD PRECLUDE THE NEED FOR A NEW WATCH OVER
PARTS OF EAST CENTRAL-SERN TX.
..PETERS.. 05/02/2010
ATTN...WFO...MEG...JAN...LZK...LCH...SHV...HGX...FWD...
LAT...LON 36059005 36028977 34429047 33429111 32289221 31709346
30939432 30779523 30949561 32089533 33659458 34739421
35609346 36009256 36039170 36059005
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0711 PM CDT SAT MAY 01 2010
AREAS AFFECTED...PARTS OF CENTRAL AND SRN AR/NRN LA/NERN TX
CONCERNING...TORNADO WATCH 125...
VALID 020011Z - 020115Z
THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 125 CONTINUES.
WW 125 HAS BEEN LOCALLY EXTENDED IN AREA /ONE TIER OF COUNTIES/ FROM
WEST CENTRAL-NRN AR.
TRENDS IN OBJECTIVE ANALYSES INDICATED THE AIR MASS FROM E TX/LOWER
MS VALLEY INTO AR/WRN TN HAS CONTINUED TO DESTABILIZE WITH MLCAPE
2000-2500 J/KG ACROSS NERN TX TO SRN AR...WHILE DESTABILIZATION IS
ALSO OCCURRING WITH NWD EXTENT ALONG AND JUST N OF THIS WATCH.
EFFECTIVE BULK SHEAR REMAINS MORE THAN SUFFICIENT FOR ORGANIZED
STORMS WITH MOST ACTIVITY TENDING TO TRACK NWD...WHILE A FEW STORMS
HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TRACK NEWD RESULTING IN A GREATER TORNADO THREAT.
FARTHER SSW INTO EAST CENTRAL-SERN TX...LARGE SCALE ASCENT SPREADING
INTO THIS REGION WITH AN INCREASE IN LOW LEVEL CONVERGENCE ALONG THE
SSWWD TRAILING COLD FRONT SHOULD SUPPORT ADDITIONAL TSTM
DEVELOPMENT. LIMITED AREAL COVERAGE OF STRONGER ACTIVITY JUST TO
THE SSW OF WW 125 SHOULD PRECLUDE THE NEED FOR A NEW WATCH OVER
PARTS OF EAST CENTRAL-SERN TX.
..PETERS.. 05/02/2010
ATTN...WFO...MEG...JAN...LZK...LCH...SHV...HGX...FWD...
LAT...LON 36059005 36028977 34429047 33429111 32289221 31709346
30939432 30779523 30949561 32089533 33659458 34739421
35609346 36009256 36039170 36059005
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Very well defined radar hook echo is moving towards SW edge of Pine Bluff...
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I hope that storm near Pine Bluff doesn't produce a tornado... that is heading right toward town.
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Texas Snowman wrote:Very well defined radar hook echo is moving towards SW edge of Pine Bluff...
Yeah it does look decent, another one that has caught my eye is heading close to Conway again....
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The most dangerous storm is passing very near Warren, AR. Very tight couplet. Far from the KLZK radar so hard to tell if this strong circulation is extended to the ground. I think this storm has potential to be a long tracker since it's on the S end of the line, in the most unstable airmass and beginning to tap into some very high helicity (spin in the lower atmosphere). The helicity shoots up sharply during the next couple hours over SE AR, so the tornado potential (especially strong ones) will continue to increase.
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
THV2.com reporting ham radio ops indicating a tornado on the ground near Warren I think (?)
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Things are not looking good for the people in Ark. Must have half a dozen tornado warning last I looked. The cell near Pine Bluff looks like business.....MGC
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btangy wrote:The most dangerous storm is passing very near Warren, AR. Very tight couplet. Far from the KLZK radar so hard to tell if this strong circulation is extended to the ground. I think this storm has potential to be a long tracker since it's on the S end of the line, in the most unstable airmass and beginning to tap into some very high helicity (spin in the lower atmosphere). The helicity shoots up sharply during the next couple hours over SE AR, so the tornado potential (especially strong ones) will continue to increase.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that storm. That one looks best to me, with Pine Bluff being second. The rest I could not really see any rotation in on the NWS radar page showing the SRV winds. The radar images I can see hooks on though.
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Funnel cloud 3 miles SE of Pine Bluff per law enforcement.
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Interesting spot on the Warren storm, the hook is certainly evident though it looks anti-cyclonic, at least it seems that way??
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Re: Tornado Outbreak April 29-May 2, HIGH RISK AR, TN, MS
Humnoke in path of a hook echo...spotter indicating a funnel cloud alternately lowering and rising (according to KARK).
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