4/10/09 NOW: LA, MS, AL, GA, TN, KY

[Warren Faidley]

Meso, 65 dBZ, 39kg VIL return with indicated 1.25 inch hail now over the stadium. No tornado warning. Cell intensified as it moved over the stadium. Live TV broke away with live reports to go to Terminator movie just before cell hit.

W.

 

[Andrew Stoller]

TVS going right over Turner Field in Atlanta now with a hook! I can't believe they didn't cancel the Braves season opener.

:edit: Decent couplet now. That was as close as it gets for a tornado hitting a sports field during a game.

 

[Andrew Stoller]

The Weather Channel reported that the Atlanta media and the Braves staff downplayed the weather situation as far as safety for the game. Dumb Dumb Dumb!

:edit:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0134.html

The area is under a PDS tornado watch and they still started the game, and now there's another cell moving through with quarter size hail.

 

[Jared Thompson]

That storm SE of Auburn is really wrapping up almost big doughut hole on BR1 very impressive looking. It looks like its moving toward Crawford.

 

[Warren Faidley]

Another cell and meso heading right towards the stadium. Double header!

W.

 

[MClarkson]

The storm over CSG has a solid hook and amazing couplet on velocity tilt 2

 

[Dave_Hilbert]

Live stream Columbus GA

http://www.wtvm.com/

 

[Evan Stubbart]

warmsector is steaming live video of tornado and damage at www.tornadovideos.net just outside Columbus

 

[Bob Hartig]

Cusetta, AL, appears to have just gotten majorly clobbered, and another supercell is just 35 miles behind the first and making a beeline for the town.

EDIT: Excuse me--that's Cusetta, GA, just across the border.

 

[Danny Neal]

The town of Cecil, AL, may have just been rocked as an intense couplet just passed very near if not through the town.

 

[Greg Blumberg]

Interesting cell moving towards Vienna, GA. I'm going nuts over this. I wouldn't be surprised to see something on the ground there. I pray for that town.

 

[Jacob Ferden]

Major couplet right on top of Vienna, Georgia.