Here are some late afternoon notes.
.....Thunderstorms are growing stronger in Louisiana, South Mississippi and South Alabama and moving NE. Still have low dew points in North Alabama, but those should moisten up during the evening.
.....Two Tornado Watches. One is over the south one-third of Alabama and continues until 9:00 p.m. The newest Tornado Watch #88 goes until 11 o'clock tonight. It covers a big chunk of Louisiana and Central Mississippi as far north as the Columbus area and over to the Alabama border. In both Tornado Watches, they are called PDS, which means Particularly Dangerous Situation.
.....The NWS in Jackson has placed several Louisiana and SW Mississippi counties under a Tornado Warning. All of these thunderstorms will be migrating toward Alabama as the night wears on. All of our area is still under a moderate risk for severe weather which is significant.
.....We will watch and wait. I am with John Oldshue in the ABC 33/40 weather office and we are both hungry.
.....Thunderstorms are growing stronger in Louisiana, South Mississippi and South Alabama and moving NE. Still have low dew points in North Alabama, but those should moisten up during the evening.
.....Two Tornado Watches. One is over the south one-third of Alabama and continues until 9:00 p.m. The newest Tornado Watch #88 goes until 11 o'clock tonight. It covers a big chunk of Louisiana and Central Mississippi as far north as the Columbus area and over to the Alabama border. In both Tornado Watches, they are called PDS, which means Particularly Dangerous Situation.
.....The NWS in Jackson has placed several Louisiana and SW Mississippi counties under a Tornado Warning. All of these thunderstorms will be migrating toward Alabama as the night wears on. All of our area is still under a moderate risk for severe weather which is significant.
.....We will watch and wait. I am with John Oldshue in the ABC 33/40 weather office and we are both hungry.
on March 26, 2005, 5:28 pm
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