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March 12 Severe Weather Potential


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And the radar is showing otherwise as these things are just wimpering out. The SPC is simply saying there's a chance

Bingo. Nothing is over until the cold front passes.

Edit: I'll admit that the tornado threat has likely diminished. I wouldn't rule out the threat 100% but winds are still in play.

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Oh I thought you meant penny size hail was the best you've ever seen. Yeah springs haven't been too kind to us lately but maybe this year will be different.

Yeah, but my point was that's all it took for me to get just that (the storm took place in an atmosphere with temps in the low 80s and dewpoints in the low 60s during peak heating after full morning sunshine in late March).

The variables with this event hardly compare to that one.

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You going to the bar?

No my friend, Im saving my liver for Saturday. Pitchers of Guiness FTW.

Long nite = Looking at the radar we will have convection around well through midnight it appears. Splitting weak low tops and small hailers. Maybe a spin up to get the sirens blasting. Shear is still kicking a tad.

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No my friend, Im saving my liver for Saturday. Pitchers of Guiness FTW.

Long nite = Looking at the radar we will have convection around well through midnight it appears. Splitting weak low tops and small hailers. Maybe a spin up to get the sirens blasting. Shear is still kicking a tad.

I know I was just messin :P

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No, Katy and Steve Hall.

Here's are storm damge pics from Greg though:

http://www.flickr.co...157629573554083

BTW, nice animation. I like that color table you have for the SRV, picks up the couplet nicely.

Ahh ok.

;
; 8bit Velocity color table
;

Units: KTS
Step:  5

RF:  64  0  64

Color:  100  255  255  100
Color:  80   255  255	0
Color:  60   240  120	0
Color:  50   255  180  180
Color:  35   255	0	0
Color:  15	70	0	0
Color:   0   180  180  180
Color: -15	 0   70	0
Color: -35	 0  255	0
Color: -50   180  255  180
Color: -60	 0  180  255
Color: -80	 0	0  100
Color: -100  230	0  180

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Ahh ok.

;
; 8bit Velocity color table
;

Units: KTS
Step:  5

RF:  64  0  64

Color:  100  255  255  100
Color:  80   255  255	0
Color:  60   240  120	0
Color:  50   255  180  180
Color:  35   255	0	0
Color:  15	70	0	0
Color:   0   180  180  180
Color: -15	 0   70	0
Color: -35	 0  255	0
Color: -50   180  255  180
Color: -60	 0  180  255
Color: -80	 0	0  100
Color: -100  230	0  180

Awesome, thanks man.

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Just got back from an hour drive, the damage reports for the Coleman area are vastly understated... Sorry no pics cause the road was so full of people gawking. I followed an 8 mile long track of damage that went from a roof blown off and barn blown down next door to my ex business partner's house to a mile and a half from my house at a gas station with the awning blown partly off. Hundreds upon hundreds of trees down along the storm path, power lines twisted all around. One house had insulation wrapped in a treetop laying in their yard. Several flipped campers and boats and trees thru campers. Debris in the farmers fields and sheet metal wrapped around trees. Some 60ft or so pine trees were blown down that I used to climb at my friends parents house years ago.

Edit: DTX now says it was an EF1 confirmed tornado (duh).

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0643 PM TORNADO 3 SSE COLEMAN 43.71N 84.57W

03/12/2012 EF1 MIDLAND MI EMERGENCY MNGR

EF1 TORNADO WITH WINDS ESTIMATED TO 90 MPH STARTED NEAR

WEINERT AND LEWIS ROADS WHERE A GARAGE WAS DESTOYED. THE

TORNADO MOVED NORTHEST DAMAGING 3 MORE POLE BARNS AND

UPROOTING TREES...ESPECIALLY AROUND ALAMANDO AND MANDO

ROADS AND NEAR THE END OF THE TORNADO PATH AT M-18 AND

SHAFFER ROAD. THE TORNADO PATH WAS 5.1 MILES WITH A

MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 125 YARDS. THE TORNADO ENDED AT 648 PM

EDT.

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0643 PM TORNADO 3 SSE COLEMAN 43.71N 84.57W

03/12/2012 EF1 MIDLAND MI EMERGENCY MNGR

EF1 TORNADO WITH WINDS ESTIMATED TO 90 MPH STARTED NEAR

WEINERT AND LEWIS ROADS WHERE A GARAGE WAS DESTOYED. THE

TORNADO MOVED NORTHEST DAMAGING 3 MORE POLE BARNS AND

UPROOTING TREES...ESPECIALLY AROUND ALAMANDO AND MANDO

ROADS AND NEAR THE END OF THE TORNADO PATH AT M-18 AND

SHAFFER ROAD. THE TORNADO PATH WAS 5.1 MILES WITH A

MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 125 YARDS. THE TORNADO ENDED AT 648 PM

EDT.

Not surprised by this considering the damage pictures that Kab linked last night.

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