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SABRESAllTheWay
PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2011 10:29 pm 
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Severe weather in the south makes my stomach churn.

Being a meteorologist on days like this is something I HATE.

We work our minds off to make our current technologies better so people can get out of the way of these things.

I can only wish my best to those in the southern states, and that they may have a speedy recovery.

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 1:50 am 
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Second tornado watch/warning Central NC has had in the last two weeks.

We got hit pretty hard on the 16th and a few areas got pretty destroyed.
http://www.wral.com/weather/asset_gallery/9455728/ theres some of the photos from it.

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fly as hale
PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 2:00 am 
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Yikes! Stay safe everyone.

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 3:24 pm 
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the tuscaloosa tornado will likely go down as the first tornado since the flint/beecher tornado of 1953 to kill 100 people.

edit: yeah, 160 dead right now.

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Not to sound callous, but I kind of wish some of that crazy stuff would hit raleigh a little harder, I just LOOOVE severe weather (assuming no one gets killed), crazy storms, battening down the hatches and all that. We had some wicked rain earlier, but as of yet no signs of anything serious.


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im the same way. usually when i hear the tornado sirens go off, thats when i head for the roof to see whats going on.

ive seen what i believe is tornadoes but im not positive. kalamazoo was always under tornado watches in may and june. lots of bad weather over there. not as much on the east side though.

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ironyisadeadscene wrote:
im the same way. usually when i hear the tornado sirens go off, thats when i head for the roof to see whats going on.

ive seen what i believe is tornadoes but im not positive. kalamazoo was always under tornado watches in may and june. lots of bad weather over there. not as much on the east side though.



You have tornado sirens?

Hm...you know, the other day when the real shit was flying around here, there was this really long sort of...galactic whistle (thats the only way I can describe it), it was eerie as hell and I couldnt even tell what direction it was coming from. it wasnt that loud, but it was clear enough, maybe that's what that was.


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YankeeInRaleigh wrote:
ironyisadeadscene wrote:
im the same way. usually when i hear the tornado sirens go off, thats when i head for the roof to see whats going on.

ive seen what i believe is tornadoes but im not positive. kalamazoo was always under tornado watches in may and june. lots of bad weather over there. not as much on the east side though.



You have tornado sirens?

Hm...you know, the other day when the real shit was flying around here, there was this really long sort of...galactic whistle (thats the only way I can describe it), it was eerie as hell and I couldnt even tell what direction it was coming from. it wasnt that loud, but it was clear enough, maybe that's what that was.

you've just described a tornado siren, good job ;)

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YankeeInRaleigh wrote:
ironyisadeadscene wrote:
im the same way. usually when i hear the tornado sirens go off, thats when i head for the roof to see whats going on.

ive seen what i believe is tornadoes but im not positive. kalamazoo was always under tornado watches in may and june. lots of bad weather over there. not as much on the east side though.



You have tornado sirens?

Hm...you know, the other day when the real shit was flying around here, there was this really long sort of...galactic whistle (thats the only way I can describe it), it was eerie as hell and I couldnt even tell what direction it was coming from. it wasnt that loud, but it was clear enough, maybe that's what that was.


im sure thats what it was. this is what ours sounds like.



tornado sirens are fuckin creepy. worst is when you hear them in the middle of the night.

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Well apparently I live in "Tornado Alley" in SW Ontario but I have never ever have seen a funnel cloud in my life, all we get is massive ass thunderstorms

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It's getting bad up here now. Driving ban in the city of Niagara Falls. The Airport, which is about 3/4 of a mile from my house, recorded an 83 MPH gust.


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It was soooo windy on campus today. I think I got to my classes faster though because I was being blown by the wind.

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It was windy as all hell here yesterday but it is about as calm as calm can be in London.

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EIGHTY THOUSAND FUCKING CHICKENS ON THE LOOSE! :lol:

(Not trying to diminish from the tragic impact taken on humanity, but still, that's fucking hilarious!)

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EIGHTY THOUSAND FUCKING CHICKENS ON THE LOOSE! :lol:

(Not trying to diminish from the tragic impact taken on humanity, but still, that's fucking hilarious!)


Hey honey looks like we are having free pop eyes chicken tonight. ;)

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We actually got a few tornadoes in the area. Almost never see them up this way. I remember around age 8-10 (1988-1990 or so) on the way to the orthodontist I saw two waterspouts (tornadoes on the water) right next to each other over Lake Erie. That was the only time I've actually seen one in person.

But still, some other parts of the country got it bad. My prayers go out to everyone affected.

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water spouts are non-tornadic tornadoes... if that makes sense. that cant really come ashore.

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ironyisadeadscene wrote:
water spouts are non-tornadic tornadoes... if that makes sense. that cant really come ashore.


Not all of them are. Depends on their formation. You can have a mesocyclone based tornado over water and that can come to land, but it's rare as far as I know.


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ironyisadeadscene wrote:
water spouts are non-tornadic tornadoes... if that makes sense. that cant really come ashore.


Not all of them are. Depends on their formation. You can have a mesocyclone based tornado over water and that can come to land, but it's rare as far as I know.


yeah, the ones we typically see on the great lakes are non tornadic. i always wanted to be on lake michigan when one spins up and swim to it to see what its like. most are weak and wont really hurt you.

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