Nick Bender
EF0
Good evening everyone.
I'm doing a case study on tornadoes from squall lines and bow echoes, and their climatological distribution. I need a recent event to diagnose and what comes to my mind was the very nice bow echo that formed in TN/KY, as well as the supercells that formed in GA during the evening hours on January 2, 2006 - both features spawning tornadoes.
I have a few radar stills, some satellite shots, storm reports etc gathered from various sites and from our thread on the event.
What I need are the +TS/TOR watch/warning discussions, any radar stills/loops (both reflectivity and SRV), any satellite stills/loops, and mesoscale discussions for both the region the line/bow formed and for GA where the supercells formed. I know there's a way to get past watch/warning/meso disc off the SPC site, I was just unsuccessful in finding it or finding it on any previous threads here. If you have any of the above, or know the website links for the discussions that I obviously don’t , I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks everyone!
I'm doing a case study on tornadoes from squall lines and bow echoes, and their climatological distribution. I need a recent event to diagnose and what comes to my mind was the very nice bow echo that formed in TN/KY, as well as the supercells that formed in GA during the evening hours on January 2, 2006 - both features spawning tornadoes.
I have a few radar stills, some satellite shots, storm reports etc gathered from various sites and from our thread on the event.
What I need are the +TS/TOR watch/warning discussions, any radar stills/loops (both reflectivity and SRV), any satellite stills/loops, and mesoscale discussions for both the region the line/bow formed and for GA where the supercells formed. I know there's a way to get past watch/warning/meso disc off the SPC site, I was just unsuccessful in finding it or finding it on any previous threads here. If you have any of the above, or know the website links for the discussions that I obviously don’t , I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks everyone!