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I Thought that was an EF3/4 based on TDS height. I haven't seen any damage pics that look higher than an EF2.
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Luckily Mississippi hasn't built thousands of plywood McMansions like New Jersey has. Those things are like giant sails once a tornado hits.
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People intercepting wedges in Annapolis and NJ.
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Going to be really ugly for DE/PHL/NJ this afternoon. The good cells usually bank right. Not ruling out a second line in DC VA after the crapvection lifts out.
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Best discrete cells are hugging the bay +-10 miles.
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Goes 16 showing a to of lightning Everyone probably already woken up.
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Strong inflow trying to rip these things up.
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Apparently some models NAM/ARW NSSL want to put the best tornado params in the Wash/Bal area around 8-11z with the initial warmfront. Basically those cells in VA move to the DC BAL metro and could cause problems.
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Most of tomorrows cape will come from the 74 degree dews. Haven't seen the sun today and not expecting to tomorrow.
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Convective setups usually trend east. This one has been trending northwest so far.
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Will be a fish storm. Will add a lot of ACE. Will have a lot of IKE.
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Well turns out the neglected piece of urban blight that toppled was one of the cities historic cultural sights. Guess they did a good job disguising it.
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Wonder if there's a temporary power restoration plan. Replacing all those poles and towers won't happen quickly.
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Maybe they just needed some sleep.
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So far no reports of New Orleans itself filling with water. Just power out and wind damage.
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Several barges came loose during the storm. I hope that's not what cause the levee failures or transmission line collapse.
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Always a joke when you tweet for help without telling your exact location.
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2-3" per hour in the eyewall upstream from the city.
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New Orleans Getting hit with ????? Cause all stations are down. Power and internet out too. Guess the Helicopters will see whats left of it tomorrow morning
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Boarded up doors. Hopefully this means itwas urban blight waiting to be demolished.
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It goes on for a very long time east of the storm. Really a much longer duration event than you get near the center or west of the center. New Orleans might not improve much until after midnight.
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I have yet to understand how a stationary city can dodge things.
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I see almost no westward movement the last couple hours.
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Hopefully the storm chasers in Houma stay put and don't do anything stupid.
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It's grainy and pointed at the ground though.
