Severe Weather outbreaks

[#FF0000]

Wedge tornado destroying shit in Union City, MI earlier today:
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Two Michigan violent tornadoes in early March was NOT on my bingo card

 

[#FF0000]

Update on the Union City, MI tornado: Extremely severe damage, homes completely leveled, possible grass scouring, vehicles mangled and thrown, several fatalities reported.
Tornado also imminent in Oklahoma, will impact the western/northwestern parts of the Tulsa metro

 

[Return of the Freaker]

Update on the Union City, MI tornado: Extremely severe damage, homes completely leveled, possible grass scouring, vehicles mangled and thrown, several fatalities reported.
Tornado also imminent in Oklahoma, will impact the western/northwestern parts of the Tulsa metro

We may already have one

 

[#FF0000]

We may already have one

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No visual confirmation or debris signature but I reckon we see one in a few minutes, that is a very pronounced velocity signature

 

[indomitable snowman]

Looks like there's still snow on the ground and the lake is frozen.

 

[#FF0000]

Tornado on the ground just northwest of downtown Tulsa. Will impact the northern metro (suburbs?) momentarily. Multiple simultaneous tornadoes may be possible.

 

[#FF0000]

New significant tornado has touched down northeast of Tulsa, just east of Collinsville, OK. This one may be long-tracked

 

[Fly in the Ointment]

Entire neighborhood leveled by the Union City tornado earlier. This could easily end up being the first EF4+ tornado in Michigan in nearly 50 years, with the last one being an F4 that hit Augusta near Kalamazoo in 1977.

 

[Fly in the Ointment]

Looks like there's still snow on the ground and the lake is frozen.

I'm in the general area and the temperature has shot up into the 60s this week after freezing temperatures last week. Very volatile weather system, I could feel the weight in the air as I was heading into work earlier similar to what I've felt on other tornado days.

 

[Fishnumm]

i got like 3 feet of snow in february these tornados arent the first major weather event of the year

(hope all effected by the tornado are ok though)

 

[Crypt Kicker]

Stole this pic from the Community Feature Submission page

Cleo Springs/Fairview, OK

That photo looks scary and pretty all at the same time. It's hauntingly beautiful. Maybe it's just me.
Hopefully everyone's alright though, not trying to say natural disasters are good in anyway, just that nature is a powerful and beautiful thing and should be respected.

 

[I’m Ben Murphy]

Had no idea this thread existed until it came up in Community Featured. Glad to see there are weather Kiwis I can stim with.

 

[Feast Mode]

Stole this pic from the Community Feature Submission page
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Cleo Springs/Fairview, OK

That photo looks scary and pretty all at the same time. It's hauntingly beautiful. Maybe it's just me.
Hopefully everyone's alright though, not trying to say natural disasters are good in anyway, just that nature is a powerful and beautiful thing and should be respected.

Fuuuuuck this image reminded me of this video

 

[Dead Gay Muppet Gangbang]

tornadoes are cool, sux to live in Michigan though

 

[Goofy Logic]

Current thread theme:

 

[Batko Bandera]

Current thread theme:

Mid, the original Twister soundtrack is way better

 

[J50 Hamwich]

You can not compare the late Eddie Van Halen to Luke Combs, you just can't.

Edit: Forgot the scene.

 

[Jimmy Dean Bowl]

Fuuuuuck this image reminded me of this video

This is one of the best tornado videos I've seen, thank you for posting it.

 

[ButWhyTho]

Tuesday is looking pretty interesting for central illinois and North East Missouri. Not likely to be anything big but we might see a handful of small touchdowns. I'm fully expecting the majority of the action to run out of steam about a third of the way across the state as per usual but one can hope.

 

[#FF0000]

Not likely to be anything big but we might see a handful of small touchdowns

I'll do a forecast/model breakdown tomorrow but this could be wrong. The thermodynamics are incredibly impressive for March standards and I suspect we could have a localized tornado outbreak in those areas.