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Im afraid this isn't over yet the area is prone for more storms firing up dang ive never seen that before the power is amazing and scary. another wall cloub approaching the area as well.
The NWS site is so overloaded with Internet traffic that it doesn't even load!! I've never ever had that happen before...there must be a insane amount of people trying to access it!!
Damage to houses being shown on CNN. 2 tornadoes on the ground again and one is heading towards the airport in DFW!!! WOW!
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EF-5bigj wrote:Anyone know what strength the tornadoes where?
The NWS has to study the damage area to see how they classify it and that could take from a day, couple of days or more.
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DAY 2 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 1127 PM CDT TUE APR 03 2012
VALID 051200Z - 061200Z
...THERE IS A SLGT RISK OF SVR TSTMS FROM ERN LA ACROSS MS...AL...WRN GA AND THE FL PANHANDLE...
...SYNOPSIS... AN UPPER LOW WILL CONTINUE TO AFFECT THE LOWER MS VALLEY THUR MORNING...MOVING SLOWLY EWD ACROSS THE CNTRL GULF COAST STATES. MODERATELY STRONG DEEP LAYER SHEAR WILL EXIST WITH GENERALLY WLY LOW LEVEL FLOW ASSOCIATED WITH A 60 KT MIDLEVEL SPEED MAX ACROSS SRN MS AND AL BY 00Z. AT THE SURFACE...A WSW TO ENE ORIENTED BOUNDARY WILL MOVE FROM LA/MS EARLY IN THE DAY ACROSS SRN AL...SWRN GA AND THE FL PANHANDLE DURING THE AFTERNOON. SUBSTANTIAL LOW LEVEL MOISTURE WILL BE PRESENT FOR MODERATE INSTABILITY WITH NO CAPPING. AS SUCH...CONVECTION WILL BE POSSIBLE OVER MUCH OF THE AREA...FOR MUCH OF THE DAY.
...ERN LA...MS...AL...SWRN GA...FL PANHANDLE... DETAILS ARE UNCLEAR THIS FAR OUT GIVEN THE LIKELIHOOD OF AREAS OF ONGOING CONVECTION EARLY...WHICH WILL IMPACT SEVERE POTENTIAL LATER IN THE DAY. AT THIS TIME...MODELS INDICATE ONE BATCH OF STORMS WILL EXIST ACROSS SRN AL/WRN FL PANHANDLE VICINITY EARLY...FOCUSED BY WARM ADVECTION ALONG A WEAK SURFACE BOUNDARY. WIND FIELDS WILL BE LARGELY UNIDIRECTIONAL...AND WILL FAVOR BOWING LINES WITH DAMAGING WINDS. TEMPERATURES ALOFT ARE COOL ENOUGH FOR HAIL AS WELL.
LATER IN THE DAY...MUCH WILL DEPEND ON HOW MUCH INSTABILITY IS LEFT AFTER EARLY CONVECTION...BUT FORCING WITH THE UPPER LOW SHOULD RESULT IN ORGANIZED CONVECTION OVER MS DURING THE MORNING...MOVING ACROSS AL AND INTO GA LATER IN THE PERIOD. HOW SEVERE THESE POTENTIAL STORMS ARE WILL DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF INSTABILITY. THAT SAID...THERE IS A CONDITIONAL THREAT OF DAMAGING WINDS AND HAIL OVER THE ENTIRE AREA.
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