Jeff Snyder
EF5
Note: Since there will likely be a seperation between these morning storms and the afternoon, sfc-based stuff, let's see if we can keep this about these morning storms.
I moved this post from the FCST thread.
EDIT: See http://www.tornadocentral.com/now/3-12kans...assupercell.png ... Nice low-level mesocyclone and strong RFD. Huge hook as well. Notice the 46/37 sfc ob in Kansas City :shock:
Originally posted by William Combes
Anyone at KU in Lawrence?
* AT 815 AM CST...A TORNADO WAS REPORTED IN LAWRENCE. DOPPLER RADAR
SHOWED THIS TORNADO MOVING EAST AT 55 MPH. DAMAGE HAS BEEN
REPORTED IN THE CITY OF LAWRENCE.
I moved this post from the FCST thread.
EDIT: See http://www.tornadocentral.com/now/3-12kans...assupercell.png ... Nice low-level mesocyclone and strong RFD. Huge hook as well. Notice the 46/37 sfc ob in Kansas City :shock: