Ginx snewx

Its what we do

Fantastic really look forward to it.

I hope someone at the conference presents a study on Jan 12th, perhaps the best storm variant wise of my life. The ML collapse and consolidation shows almost tornado physical properties

Easy to see where the continuous 5 damage is and where the actual track was in relation to the warnings discussed

Glad you are safe bro!, perhaps the most heart rendering weather tragedy of my life which has included many. The stories coming out are so sad. Our thoughts, prayers,donations are with your community. Like you said after the media hype dies the reality begins. Let us know what we as a weather community can do.

Just heard the story of the boy who just graduated from high school Dad was driving his Hummer, son gets sucked through the sky roof which was closed, they have not found him, horrible.

7 miles in 9 mins, just stunning images still coming out, before and after video really tells the story.

Great avatar, if I saw that out my window yikes. I understand what you are saying just stating no freaking way am I staying in the path of your avatar.

You stay for a 3/4/5 I am out, my decision.

Agree, knowing a little is an advantage. Pretty much can not lose by heading due East in these parts.

Living in an area that has experienced a Cat 3, folks here are aware that evacuating the coast is the only way to deal with a hurricane. IMHO if I am warned about a dangerous tornado I am getting the hell out of Dodge contrary to current official advice.

Cable/direct tv, fm radio, XM do not interrupt all channels.perhaps civil defense messages should auto blast warned areas on all media.

Maybe this, since everyone has a cell phone, every cell tower in a tornado warning area blasts an auto text to all phones in the reception area.

Fatalities are so high because there was no place to hide from an absolute beast that was unprecedented in Joplin. Luckily there are not hundreds more dead, total devastation.

Horrible, Alpha 74 kudos I guess. Most amazing live coverage I have ever witnessed, just horrible.

http://llcdn8.twitvid.com/twitvidvideosv2/Q/5/Y/Q5YJ0.mp4?e=1303956469&h=5cc145104abda030e120dbbec7a74c04

Bump, Euro today Nov 29 th , at 168 depicted a replay

So it was a SWFE http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/NARR/2009/us0119.php#picture

Oh yea warm antecedent, 7H cut overhead.

Trying to remember the setup?

I do not either but looking at the PNS guaranteed Swfe

Nuisance? That was your whole winter

When I was in college in 76 there was a tremendous OES event from SECT to the Cape on SE winds, think Westerly had 12 inches, just inland 7 miles had zippo. Arctic air was entrenched, temps were near 5 when the slight flow off the Atlantic deposited the bands, very neat event but extremely localized.

Wonder how many remember the other 1983 major storm. Jan 15th and 16th was a strong storm which raked the NE, places like ALB had 25 Burlington 18. A real CF set up in my area of Ashaway RI in SW RI. My notes read , Jan 14 th NWS has winter storm watch up for expected 8-16 on the 15-16th. Sat the 15th- major storm began at 11am,very strange precip with heavy snow to rain to snow every hour, final total eight inches, reports from Mass of 18 and Northern CT 20. Winds sustained 25-30 with gusts to 50 total precip 1.75 The below map shows that I sat on the boundary line.anybody else remember this one?