Severe Weather: Tornado watch for Denver NOW!!!p152

Stay away from those trees, please!

You can get a tornado anywhere. Here is a vid of one that landed across the street from my middle daughters house, which is across the alley from my house. This vid is when it hit the park 2 blocks east from us. I live in Northwest Indiana.
The action starts at 3:30.

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They’re not any worse than the other major companies you buy from. A lot of good people work for Walmart.

Sorry to bring truth to your doom parade.

Maybe next time youll get the destruction you hope for.

Srry had a fight in the middle of yer Black Pantha paahty...

I ADVISE EVERYONE TO LOOK AT THAT THREAD!

































NOW!

Or... You will see that you were wrong and should of been paying attention!

Hope your ready!

Bump

Been through it before and wont be the last time im sure. Dont worry about me



Last Edited by 1-2-Follow on 05/19/2019 01:07 AM

The NWS/NOAA Storm Prediction Center placed most of western and central Oklahoma under a moderate risk of severe weather in its Day 3 outlook, issued Saturday for Monday, with the odds of significant severe weather within 25 miles of any point as high as 45%. Note that in this time range, SPC does not issue high risk areas or probabilities above 45%, so we should consider this a top-end outlook for what’s likely to be an unusually volatile situation. I wouldn’t be surprised if parts of Oklahoma end up in a high-risk outlook by Monday.

Note that Day 2 high risks have only been issued twice, one in 2006 and one in 2012. Even the infamous Super Outbreak of April 2011 wasn’t designated a high-risk event until the night before it occurred.

What’s so concerning about Monday is that it involves an unusually intense, widespread, and prolonged mix of all the classic ingredients of severe weather. First and foremost is the exceptionally potent upper-level trough in the western U.S. This storm system wouldn’t be out of place if it occurred in February, given the frigid air in its core and the shrieking jet stream rotating around its base, packing winds of 120 to 160+ mph at flight level.

Monday how bad?

Many many dead

Yes, infortunately... it can be even worse than infamous Super Outbreak of April 2011!

The biggest flooding threat will be across and just north of the peak severe weather risk area, most likely from western Oklahoma across southern and eastern Kansas into western Missouri. Intense thunderstorms are expected to “train” along the same area, leading to a few hours of very heavy rain across saturated ground. The NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center issued a Day 3 outlook on Saturday for a moderate risk of excessive rainfall from Monday into early Tuesday, with unusually strong wording: “The environment will be primed for a significant, widespread flooding event across portions of the Southern and Central Plains on Monday….These storms will be very efficient rainmakers.”

Rainfall totals of 3” to 6” may be common along this corridor on Monday and Tuesday, and local totals could be considerably higher.

Thanks Luis for your updates. It is appreciated.

Thank you very much! If you are on the dangerous area please take care on this 3 days starting today! Prepare!

Severe Rain, lightening and thunder here in Tangipahoa Parish. Looks like there will be some flash flooding

Yeah man, your always on top of this stuff, much appreciated!!!