tom hanlon
EF2
An interesting weather event here in Cleveland today.
I am in Mentor Ohio actually 20 miles east of cleveland. I wake around 10:30 to a downpour and thunder on Jan 12. Crazy as that is things get more crazy when the sirens begin. Sirens that I assume are to signify a tornado warning? Or are the sirens just for a general warning.
I quickly run to a computer and check the SPC and the radar and see that a pretty nasty storm is running over the area. The cloud base is extremely low, but we get lake (erie) effect clouds that hang pretty low on a regular basis. The wind was pretty serious for a while but has calmed down.
Strange...
What do the sirens sounded during a storm officially mean?
I see no active warning Mesoscale disussion or other activity on the radar. The storm is pretty nasty to be sure, but I would be surprised if it was tornadic.
Perhaps Ijust slept through the winter tornado of northern Ohio.
I am in Mentor Ohio actually 20 miles east of cleveland. I wake around 10:30 to a downpour and thunder on Jan 12. Crazy as that is things get more crazy when the sirens begin. Sirens that I assume are to signify a tornado warning? Or are the sirens just for a general warning.
I quickly run to a computer and check the SPC and the radar and see that a pretty nasty storm is running over the area. The cloud base is extremely low, but we get lake (erie) effect clouds that hang pretty low on a regular basis. The wind was pretty serious for a while but has calmed down.
Strange...
What do the sirens sounded during a storm officially mean?
I see no active warning Mesoscale disussion or other activity on the radar. The storm is pretty nasty to be sure, but I would be surprised if it was tornadic.
Perhaps Ijust slept through the winter tornado of northern Ohio.