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Mike Boll retweeted
At 5:38 PM EDT, Birch Run [Saginaw Co, MI] Trained Spotter reports Hail of egg size (M2.00 inch). Multiple spotter and public reports with images of hailstones up to 2 inches in diamater across Birch Run. #miwx mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/ls…
Mike Boll retweeted
Take about terrible timing! First day of school for Fayette County and a very stormy morning in the metro. A Flash Flood Warning is out for parts of Woodford, Jessamine and a small part of SW Fayette County until 8:45am. Use extreme caution and tune into @LEX18News at Sunrise!
Mike Boll retweeted
Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama sit under a Level 2 risk today, folding in the tornado threat we flagged for this area yesterday.
Storms build over Kentucky this afternoon and slide south into Tennessee and Alabama by evening, with damaging wind the main concern as they cluster together. Lexington's window runs 3 to 10 PM, peaking near 4, and a stray tornado is still possible closer to the Kentucky/Indiana border.
Mike Boll retweeted
Flash Flood Warning for Boone, Campbell, Grant, Kenton and Pendleton County until 10:00pm Friday. fox56news.com/weatheralerts #KYWX
Mike Boll retweeted
Tornado Warning including Clay Center KS, Miltonvale KS and Morganville KS until 5:00 PM CDT
ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 5:00 PM CDT. The warning includes Clay Center KS, Miltonvale KS and Morganville KS. This warning is for Northeastern Ottawa County in north central Kansas, Northern Clay County in north central Kansas and Southeastern Cloud County in north central Kansas. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and ping pong sized hail. There are 6,485 people in the warning along with 6 schools and 2 hospitals.
Mike Boll retweeted
While WoFS hasn't fully initialized the cells in Southeast IA, the environment in Western IL downstream of those will be quite favorable for tornadoes over the next couple hours or so.
As we mentioned earlier, if these storms organize and sustain, strong tornadoes will be possible.
Mike Boll retweeted
6:48pm ET:
~ This is it, Kentucky. The last area of concern. The severe warning has been knocked back down to 60mph winds and is heading between Jackson & Hazard. The cell in Williamsburg has flirted with being severe at times so we'll watch that one too. Damaging winds are the only real concern. - George
Mike Boll retweeted
RIGHT NOW:
Storms have been tamed a bit across KY. Some showers are beginning to drop heavy rain, brief gusty wind at times across the Louisville vicinity moving NE along I-71.
As for TN, a strong, *not Severe* line is moving EAST toward Nashville. Gusty winds and small hail likely.
But, for Central/South-Central KY, quiet and cloudy. Few showers likely as these waves on both sides will clip and spread showers soon.
-Mike
Mike Boll retweeted
Looking at the trend from the last HRRR runs there is a clear signal that we are going to have a bit more CAPE in the afternoon wave than originally thought (this matches radar too)
Expecting a couple of severe storms this afternoon! #KYwx
Mike Boll retweeted
WNK ALERT DAY – Wednesday (OUR FORECAST)
A fast-moving line of storms may cross Kentucky late Wednesday into Wednesday night.
Areas in orange have the greatest potential to see stronger storms capable of damaging wind or isolated tornadoes.
The exact track of the strongest storms may still shift over the next 24–36 hours, so everyone across Kentucky should stay weather aware.
- There is also a Low risk of Severe Weather in FAR West KY, Tuesday. Transparently, this doesn't look likely, so we're focusing more on Wednesday. Next update comes TONIGHT! - George
Mike Boll retweeted
Live emergency update on a bimodal strong #tornado threat tomorrow, March 10 afternoon and evening along a warm front from far northeastern Missouri across northern Illinois into northwestern Indiana, and also ahead of a favorable trough shape in West Texas. I would not be shocked if both modes were a later show, ramping up near sunset into the overnight.
We will be activating full-blown #stormchasing mode!
Mike Boll retweeted
The Enhanced Risk on Day 3/Fri has been expanded Northeastward into Northern Missouri, with a massive expansion of the CIG1 probabilities in the Probabilistic Outlook.
All significant severe hazards, including tornadoes remain possible Friday afternoon and evening.
Mike Boll retweeted
We're looking at high temperatures a good 20-40 degrees above average across the Plains and Midwest Tuesday and Wednesday. Take a look! weather.com/forecast/regiona…
