Severe Weather Thread

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theFallGuy said:
Yeah that tornado basically went over my house in Memphis. I remember opening my front door and huge wind gusts were blowing the trees. It made me nervous because we have a heavily treed lot. We were just lucky, in that, it didn't touch down in our area. You guys got hit hard.
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this was a completely different tornado. this damage was done by a f5.
 
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Vol Mania 21 said:
this was a completely different tornado. this damage was done by a f5.
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What was the date? I remember there were several in the spring of this year that passed through. I don't mean the actual tornado went over my head but the super cell / funnel cloud did.
 
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#2,078
theFallGuy said:
What was the date? I remember there were several in the spring of this year that passed through. I don't mean the actual tornado went over my head but the super cell / funnel cloud did.
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There were storms all over that day. This storm tracked Southwest to northeast in Alabama, if I'm not mistaken. It wasn't anywhere near Memphis. Other cells were.
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TennTradition said:
There were storms all over that day. This storm tracked Southwest to northeast in Alabama, if I'm not mistaken. It wasn't anywhere near Memphis. Other cells were.
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Your probably right. My memory is a bit fuzzy that far back. There was a lot of activity that spring.
 
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#2,082
It doesn't matter where you live, there is always a natural disaster to fear.

Forest fires, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, mud slides, winter storms, droughts, flooding, tsunamis, etc.

Back in May I watched a show on Discovery that was about the Japanese tsunami. It was all eyewitness video. Scary ****. I think I will take an earthquake or a tornado over a tsunami.
 
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#2,085
theFallGuy said:
It doesn't matter where you live, there is always a natural disaster to fear.

Forest fires, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, mud slides, winter storms, droughts, flooding, tsunamis, etc.

Back in May I watched a show on Discovery that was about the Japanese tsunami. It was all eyewitness video. Scary ****. I think I will take an earthquake or a tornado over a tsunami.
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in just this week I will have dealt with 3 that you listed. I guess you can't say it's boring
 
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#2,096
OWH,

You are not likely to see nay rain from this system, unless it takes a turn to the east. Most of the heaviest rain wiill be along the coast, with a few bands coming as far east as maybe Ashville NC
 
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#2,098
This is actually setting up very badly for the east coast. Though it will likely not hit the outer banks as a cat 4, did you know we have no historical record of a cat 4 hitting abo e the SC/NC border? The initial landfall looks to be in the banks, but it looks like it will move all the way up them as a cat 3. But, what is even more worrisome is it's continued strength (and rain) through the most densely populous area of the country as a cat 2. The track is going to be very important to watch. Some models have it making a solid landfall in southern NC and staying more inland. That would likely be less damaging.
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