TORNADO WATCH TENNESSEE VALLEY

This could be a meteorological Y2K

Still looks good. Aww, poor jealous wannabes giving me thumbs down because I'm popular in the weather field?

TOO BAD LOSERS!

Last Edited by KMartin on 01/20/2012 04:11 PM

Thanks for the heads up. It's sort of spooky quiet here right now.

They are calling for sleet and freezing rain here in Southern IN...Ohio valley, tonight...I doubt it will be cold enough to matter though...32-33 and then it will warm back up...

Hi Kevin...

does the arctic oscillation of positive and negative have any effect on solar directed to earth...I mean can it change it in any form? may be stupid question and I'm not even quite sure why I'm asking...lol ty

If you are going to post news on the sun you should learn about it before you post articles. You are labeling yesterdays CORONAL MASS EJECTION as a solar flare, and you are saying yesterdays CORONAL MASS EJECTION is hitting tonight, when its the CORONAL MASS EJECTION from the 16th, the forecast track you have erroneously labeled "WARNING SOLAR FLARE" even says the same thing.

How do I get to be a "Senior Meteorologist"

I am so confused! so we wont get the big CME tonight?

No, read his website he doesn't even know the difference between a CME and a flare, trys to give the CME a classification (which they do not have) and is ignoring the CME from the 16th due to hit us tonight and the one from yesterday is still on track for tomorrow, according to both the website he cited and the forecast track he slapped "INCOMING SOLAR FLARE" on.

I did not write that article on the CME but have corrected what was meant.


Update by KMartin 1/20/2012 2:00 p.m. PT

The arrival is tonight, but the bulk of it occurs over the weekend so skywatchers across the world will have plenty of time to see the aurora -

The start of the effects happens tonight.

No. First off a CME is different than a flare. The flare is over with. There were TWO CORONAL MASS EJECTIONS the first of which is supposed to hit us tonight, the second of which tomorrow, this is not a four day event from a solar flare yesterday.

Five minutes would tell you that.

Thanks for clarification

Again, I know the difference between a CME and Solar Flare and am not the publisher for one of my writer's work. 25% of articles on TWS are written by me and only the weather section. I do not handle other topics.

Then don't advertise a site posting information you are admitting is false. If you are able to edit it and you knew the difference it should never have gotten past you and it is wrong on every claim it tries to make.

Even your edit is wrong. There are two coronal mass ejections, this is not a four day flare event.

I'm done with you, don't perceive to tell me how to run my site or writers. Don't be thick and dumb ... move along.

And this is for the last CME, not the first one.

Last Edited by KMartin on 01/20/2012 05:42 PM

So your writers posted that a CME is a flare. They posted that todays CME is hitting when its the one from the 16th, and you are posting the effects of tonights hit in relation to tomorrows in your edit.

I think you need someone to tell you how to run it as every single fact is wrong and you don't even seem to know the difference.

Within the next hour it will be decided whether we need to get a TWS Tornado Watch out for the Tennessee Valley overnight tonight or not. If you are in that area, the article on TWS on the event posted last night is what we are looking at here.

I'll be looking into this within the next 30 minutes and making a decision. If you are in the Tennessee Valley, pay attention to the latest forecasts around you and have your NOAA Weather Radios handy as this is a night event, which can catch you off guard.

All the best to you, Kevin!

Glad to see you back.


For your own good, ignore the bullshit!!!

12.5 ************'

TheWeatherSpace.com has issued a Tornado Watch for the Tennessee Valley starting tonight and lasting into Saturday morning.

TWS Tornado Watch 002 was issued at 9:50 p.m. Eastern Time and goes on for the next 12 hours, lasting through the night and through Saturday morning. The watch box outlines areas in West Central Tennessee, eastward through the state. The box also outlines the northern portions of Mississippi and Alabama.

With these thunderstorms developing, a strong low level jet will be present along the front. This will be just enough to enhance the lower levels. Although instability is semi-weak, strong shear values support damaging winds, with embedded supercells and even tornadoes.

People in the watch box outline should have their NOAA Weather Radios handy should any other product from them be issued, including their tornado watch or tornado warnings.

Click Here for TWS Tornado Watch 002 Details
[link to www.theweatherspace.com]

Stay safe

Appreciate the heads-up.

I just got through programming my local SAME codes into my scanner with a special alert for the "TOR" event code.

I'm in Maury County (1000ft alt) and reading a meaty 98% humidity level with the barometric pressure at 29.62 and falling from 29.77 -12 hrs ago. Wind from the sw is 5 mph with a peak of 12 mph.

Data taken from my meager system.

Last Edited by nobarcode on 01/20/2012 11:07 PM

NWS just sent out a Tornado Watch for this area.

yellow area
[link to www.srh.noaa.gov]

Good call.

Thanks. My Tornado Watch extends into NW GA as well as SE TN for later on. Trends should continue this way.

Any comment on the Ohio valley Kevin?

Heavy snow North and Central, freezing rain on the southern end, rain in Kentucky with embedded thunderstorms, severe storms Tennessee Valley ...

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
TORNADO WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
1240 AM CST SAT JAN 21 2012

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NASHVILLE HAS ISSUED A

* TORNADO WARNING FOR...
SOUTHEASTERN HICKMAN COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE...
NORTHEASTERN LEWIS COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE...
NORTHERN MAURY COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE...
SOUTH CENTRAL WILLIAMSON COUNTY IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE...

* UNTIL 115 AM CST

* AT 1235 AM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A TORNADO. THIS DANGEROUS
STORM WAS LOCATED 8 MILES SOUTH OF CENTERVILLE...AND MOVING EAST AT
45 MPH.

* THIS STORM WILL BE NEAR...
SPRING HILL AROUND 110 AM CST.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

TORNADOES ARE DIFFICULT TO SEE AND CONFIRM AT NIGHT. TAKE COVER NOW.

Im in Memphis. Is it any safer here seeing as we are on what appears to be the edge of the tornado watch?

Memphis is fine. You are west of it, the edge so you are correct in that.

Well thank you. On that note, I'm going to go to sleep now. Hang in there Tennessee. You have my prayers