Official Tornado and Runaway Barge Thread

That derecho in Tennessee looks nasty

 

Southern MO went from marginal severe threat to enhanced in about 4 hours this morning.

 

Still going. Just missed me, but hit northern RC and will hit the airport very soon. Could hear the hail...fell about 4 miles from me. Lot of thunder from the main cell + the little thing trying to get going west of RC

 

If this pattern verifies, a big-ish if, would be a big-time end to may

 

A look at where we're going with warnings, likely sooner than later

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/05/03/nws-facets-storm-warnings/

 

Hail just trying to get redemption for last week I see

 

Come on baby, daddy needs his car totaled out

 

Doc on Ted Fujita

 

Big trough szn

 

Larger than Baseball sized hail in Fayetteville, AR.

 

Tornado chasers require tornadoes or they aren’t chasing anything

 

In the enhanced box today. Looks to be mainly a hail/straight line winds event though. I hate hail.

 

We had some damage from straight line winds in Alabama a couple of weeks ago that looked just like tornado damage

 

Yeah I'm still waiting on the roofing company to get out and replace a bunch of shingles from the last straight line event we had here.

 

Speaking of roofers....

 

Joplin needs to keep its head on a swivel

 

Good heavens me

 

Had nickel sized hail at work but that stuff blew up closer to the cities. Strangely enough didn’t have any hail at the house which I’m thankful for. It all went north/south of us.

 

Can hear the thunder from these storms 60 miles away.

 

Welp mammatus clouds have arrived

 

We didn't get a single drop of rain. I heard thunder once. The car remains

 

Need a little interpretation help lomcevak BrentTray . In reading this am I interpreting we will have a prolonged storm season in the south plains/north plains through early to mid June or is it just saying it could be an active storm season somewhere through June. It's been a hailer of a year in the south plains but 4 years on from a violent tornado in Oklahoma makes me feel like we are super due for a big one. Also, I pretty much give up on storm season in Oklahoma, Kansas on June 1 every year since there is no recent (7 years or so) evidence that tornado season extends this far south past 6/1. I've read and re-read that chart maybe 10 times the last 10 days and all I can gather is we are about to go silent due to the death ridge and then SW flow will contribute to a scary day or two on the southern plains sometime between 5/18-5/31 and then its over. Two weeks of SW flow seems like a really short storm season to me. Correct me if i'm wrong.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/CFS_Dashboard/

 

Just rain and some thunder much like this morning. I fell asleep as it rolled in.

 

Don’t expect anything until the May 16-20 timeframe that is even remotely worth chasing/watching. Looks like Central KS could be in play around that time imo

 

Hangin' dong

 

Thats a saggy dick.

 

He goin for that drip.

 

This whole spring has seemed windy for some reason. I'm constantly picking up shit on my porch and in my yard that is blowing over.