Joey Ketcham
Have a couple cells coming into my country (Crawford) just from the south, watching to see what those do.. appears to be strenghtening somewhat...
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11/27/05 NOW: Central/Eastern Plains
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Karen Politte
EF5
I'm nowcasting for Jason Politte and he is somewhere east of Russellville on I-40 blasted east to avoid getting munched by that wrapped-up monster.
The line of storms in AR has now broken up into individual tornado-warned supercells. It may be that even the Conway/Little Rock areas have to look out nearer dark today.
EDIT - Mr. Politte left our hospitality early this morning to get back to his home state for this potential outbreak. What kind of luck is it to be out of state visiting FRIENDS while your home county (practically) is about to get pummelled? I'm glad he got after it out there today.......
KR
The line of storms in AR has now broken up into individual tornado-warned supercells. It may be that even the Conway/Little Rock areas have to look out nearer dark today.
EDIT - Mr. Politte left our hospitality early this morning to get back to his home state for this potential outbreak. What kind of luck is it to be out of state visiting FRIENDS while your home county (practically) is about to get pummelled? I'm glad he got after it out there today.......
KR
couplet on all 3 scans on camp co. cell in NE TX (Pittsburgh, TX vicinity)
Scott Olson
EF5
Nice 100kt Rotational velocity
very strong hooked cell in Morris Co. TX in Dangerfield, TX vicinity
http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/paulradar.pl?SHV
EDIT: BWER on higher base tilts
http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/paulradar.pl?SHV
EDIT: BWER on higher base tilts
Gabe Garfield
EF5
Definitely impressed by the velocity signatures from the storms in Arkansas. I am amazed to see that what began as a pseudo-squall has emerged as a line of discrete supercells.
I am particulary impressed by the storm in Montgomery Co. The strong mesocyclone indicated by radar appears to be sufficiently strong to support a strong or even violent tornado. I would be very surprised if there isn't a major tornado associated with this storm. Should be interesting to hear the reports from this storm.
Gabe
I am particulary impressed by the storm in Montgomery Co. The strong mesocyclone indicated by radar appears to be sufficiently strong to support a strong or even violent tornado. I would be very surprised if there isn't a major tornado associated with this storm. Should be interesting to hear the reports from this storm.
Gabe
Andrea Griffa
EF5
Your supercell seems to weken a little, also at the radial velocity...But I would not surprise if there would be a tornado at the ground...
Andrea Griffa
EF5
Now there's a new strong supercell in SW MO...Let's keep an eye on Neosho and Granby..
ok so i tried, badly, to link an image. Jeff should be deleting this shortly
Kevin Askew
EF2
Very dangerous cell heading for Texarkana. Not alot of time to react, hope they are getting to shelter now
Joey Ketcham
The cell that came into Crawford Co Kansas fizzled out just as fast as it formed. I decided to watch it from just west of Scammon, nothing impressive.
I spoke with Russel Parsons, who's a ST member, and he observed a tornado up near Erie. Said it had taken a house.
I spoke with Russel Parsons, who's a ST member, and he observed a tornado up near Erie. Said it had taken a house.
Kevin Askew
EF2
http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast...776¢ery=519
Velocities maxed out on that last scan NE of Little Rock. Possibly a major leage tornado with this one
Velocities maxed out on that last scan NE of Little Rock. Possibly a major leage tornado with this one
Blake Allen
Just came in a few minutes ago from watching the base of the storm now in Crawford county zip on past my parent's house here in Scammon, KS...It seemed a little disorganized -- the base was ragged and there wasn't sign of rotation. Good thing the storm wasn't producing, as it went pretty much directly over Scammon.
Blake Allen
Blake Allen
Kevin Askew
EF2
OOPS NW Sorry
nickgrillo
EF5
Very nice, isolated supercell just north of Neosho, MO, and has shown a persistant low-level mesocyclone for the past several scans. Very strong low-level shear (350-450m2/s2 0-1km SRH) and some marginal low-level instability (250-500j/kg mixed-layer CAPE) across southwest MO indicates the potential for a strong tornado to easily come out of this storm.
