Brett Adair
EF5
BMX is out doing some surveys of the Alabama tornadoes of last evening. After reading through the rules pretty thoroughly I think I can post this here. There are several Alabamians that were able to photograph, get video, or take radar grabs of these long track supercells as they traveled along a narrow instability axis across Alabama. I will post up some links of a few here.
Here is a radar Grab of the storm as it went through southern Cullman and Blount Counties in Alabama.
These are the images that Greg Caudle captured of the storms as it was headed his way. A tornado was on the ground as the storm crossed Interstate 65 and produced a good amount of damage.
http://www.wecre8.com/weather/March13thTOR/
Now a photo graph of the SAME long track supercell with a tornado on the ground as it crossed the MS/AL line into Lamar County, AL near Vernon. The following pictures are via Alabama's ABC33/40 and it's viewers.
A photo of the torando crossing Interstate-65.
Torando on the ground passing north of Jasper..
Tornado moving across eastern Walker County.
It will definately be a long day for the BMX storm survey team.
Here is a radar Grab of the storm as it went through southern Cullman and Blount Counties in Alabama.
These are the images that Greg Caudle captured of the storms as it was headed his way. A tornado was on the ground as the storm crossed Interstate 65 and produced a good amount of damage.
http://www.wecre8.com/weather/March13thTOR/
Now a photo graph of the SAME long track supercell with a tornado on the ground as it crossed the MS/AL line into Lamar County, AL near Vernon. The following pictures are via Alabama's ABC33/40 and it's viewers.
A photo of the torando crossing Interstate-65.
Torando on the ground passing north of Jasper..
Tornado moving across eastern Walker County.
It will definately be a long day for the BMX storm survey team.