So today just got a little bit more interesting. They just expanded the Moderate Risk area, and we already have a Tornado Warning in Louisiana.
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So today just got a little bit more interesting. They just expanded the Moderate Risk area, and we already have a Tornado Warning in Louisiana.
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A closer look at the risk areas...
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Think we are going to Hburg to monitor.
Tornado Watch in effect until 5 PM CST
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Funnel Cloud/possible tornado visible from New Orleans International Airport tower...how would you like to call that in?
You feel like anything to worry about in jackson area?
High winds and hail...isolated tornadoQuote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Come on down to the Burg!!!
Those supercells are moving very fast. Reminds me of some of the supercells in Alabama in 2012.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
I'm now in Hattiesburg. It looks like we might start getting some of these supercells moving through Hattiesburg earlier than expected. I think by 1:00.
Steve Caparotta @SteveWAFB 2m2 minutes ago
@NWSNewOrleans reporting damage to a rental car facility at @NO_Airport from a possible #tornado. #LAwx
Lake Ponchartrain Causeway Bridge won't be fun to drive on soon....the rotation that had that tornado is heading towards it now....hope everyone is safe.
NWS New Orleans @NWSNewOrleans 3m3 minutes ago
Possible waterspout from storm over the lake seen on causeway camera moments ago #LAwx #NOLAwx
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Truthful answer, what's the level of concern for the Meridian area? Be on alert, or get ready to duck?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
They are the northern extent of the moderate risk area. So......Quote:
Originally Posted by Pollodawg
Wind is really getting gusty up 49 from Gulfport to Hattiesburg.
I'm more worried about these singular cells out ahead of the dry line than I am about the actual line/broken line.
As I speak, live video of 2 waterspouts over Lake Ponchatrain in Louisiana. Now 3. Unreal
As you should..those are the the bigger threats to start spinning.Quote:
Originally Posted by ghostofjackie
Yep..here is a pic of it..https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cb60CRaUcAA-Leo.jpg:large
I've had WWL on. The chick reporter said that it lifted as it hit land, which I think is untrue and a irresponsible thing to report. When waterspouts hit land they change color because they are no longer lifting water into the air. That thing was on the ground and we will start getting damage reports on land soon to prove my point.
Watch it live here: Live Chasers
Tornado on the ground heading towards Livingston. Crossing I-12
THIS IS YOUR ONLY WARNING.Quote:
Originally Posted by EnterpriseDawg
WE DO NOT JOKE ABOUT DANGEROUS WEATHER. DO IT AGAIN YOU WILL BE BANNED.
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Originally Posted by ghostofjackie
Answer the question without being an ass? Is that really too much, dude. Did I tax your faculties beyond your abilities? SMDH.
Confirmed tornado with a strong TDS (Tornado Debris Signature) just went through Livingston, LA
Meridian is on the edge of the highest risk, but it's difficult to say how bad it could be. It all depends on the fuel, and other ingredients that are present. I'd be cautious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pollodawg
Thank you, sir. Some rep headed your way.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
Been on the ground for a bit, some buildings blown out in Prarieville from the same storm.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
It's cycling up again from what I can tell...could produce more.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoobaDawg
Pearl River County is under a tornado warning until 1:30 PM CST. This does NOT include Picayune
Tried to watch the TVNweather....it gives me the message
No playable sources available.
What playable source do I need?
thanks
I cant find the tweet from earlier.. But it really emphasized just how much people need to pay attention no matter what when you are in any of the zones.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
The Ef-4 tornado that Hit Garland, tx was in the Moderate zone.
Listen to ref. But I would be on alert for the rest of the afternoon through Midnight.
It should open the weather map along with a pop up that shows a streaming flash video of the chaser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lumpy Chucklelips
https://tvnweather.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Lumpy Chucklelips
Try to hit that link and look at the top for "Live Storm Chasing".
Radar for the Pearl River County storm
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It opens but in the box is where I get the error message. Says Error loading player: No playable sources found.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoobaDawg
Looks like I don't have something installed I guess.
What's a good radar to follow these storms??
Not what you want to see from SPC today...
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Adobe Flash player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lumpy Chucklelips
SPC's wording on that mesoscale discussion screams PDS watch to me....
Yep, most likely the cause. Here's a link for the update Lumpy: https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoobaDawg
Well, you asked what risk Meridian was under. I simply looked up a few posts at the "risk map" and told you that Meridian was at the northern extent of the Moderate risk area. So.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Pollodawg