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Damaging Tornadoes Slam Plains

Posted by: Shaun Tanner, 15 04, 2012 06:50 GMT

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A devastating string of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes tracked through Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska on Saturday. This severe weather outbreak was remarkable in its duration as supercell thunderstorms began to pop up in western Kansas late Saturday morning, and the dry line that was supposed to represent the end of the severe weather threat was only halfway through Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas by 1:00 AM Central Time Sunday. The moisture difference on either side of this dry line was remarkable as well, with dew points in the upper 60's to the east, and a very dry 20's to the west.

SPC Storm Reports from Saturday

The SPC storm reports show the track of these storms, with Kansas being the hardest hit. Early in the afternoon, most of the supercell thunderstorms were consistently producing weak tornadoes that skipped across western and central Kansas. As the low-level jet stream kicked in late in the afternoon and into the evening, the thunderstorms strengthened considerably. Probably the most remarkable supercell thunderstorm began in western Oklahoma near Woodward as a stunning multi-vortex tornado. The tornado actually was several tornadoes that danced into southern Kansas and eventually threatened Wichita. The tornado passed just south and east of the city, producing an 84 mph wind gust at the Wichita Airport. It also did extensive damage at the airport. In addition, the Oaklawn area of Wichita was declared a disaster area very soon after the tornado passed. The Sedgwick County commissioner declared the county a disaster area. This wedge tornado eventually moved along the Kansas Turnpike northeast of Wichita before finally dissipating.

Figure 1. Double tornadoes in Oklahoma close to the Kansas border. Image credit: news9.com

Figure 2. This tornado sparked a fire in Oklahoma as it passed through the area northeast of Woodward. Image credit: news9.com

The deadliest tornado of the outbreak struck Woodward, OK early Sunday morning, as the main squall line moved through western Oklahoma. This tornado was very large and particularly dangerous since it occurred at night when most residents assumed the threat had ended. There were multiple reports of not hearing the city's siren, so it is entirely possible that the siren was either struck by lightning or hit by the tornado itself. At least five deaths have been confirmed in the Woodward area from this tornado. Probably the scariest video of a tornado I have ever seen was taken of this Woodward tornado as it moved into town. Note you can see the scale of the tornado as between power flashes.

Video 1. Storm chaser video of one of Saturday's impressive tornadoes near Salina, Kansas.

Figure 3. Radar reflectivity image of the tornado that hit the south side of Wichita, Kansas, causing damage at the Wichita airport.

Perhaps the most telling feature of this severe weather outbreak was its repetitive nature. Salina, KS was tornado warned three times by three separate severe thunderstorms. Similarly, areas from Medicine Lodge to Kingman, Kansas were warned for two separate thunderstorms, while Woodward itself was warned very early in the day before a different tornado moved through the city late in the night.

Last night's storms have weakened, but a new round of severe weather is expected Sunday afternoon over portions of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has put the region under their second highest level of alert, a "Moderate Risk."

Shaun Tanner

Thunderstorm Wind Damage (dhennem)

Straight line winds from a thunderstorm this evening blew several semi tractor/trailers over on Interstate 29 in Fremont county, Iowa.

Freak Hail Storm Texas Panhandle (Randy7628)

Night tornado (Andrewbre)

Night tornado in Manchester,OK

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401. DavidHOUTX 15 04, 2012 23:31 GMT
Quoting RitaEvac: Need for that isolated storm west of Victoria to unzip the bag along that front NEward and have a solid line like last night in West TX we saw You and I both wish it would. The atmosphere has a nice cap over it right now. All these damn chemical plants lol Member Since: Август 18, 2011 Posts: 0 Comments: 292

402. RTSplayer 15 04, 2012 23:35 GMT
See that? Vortex Signature near Victoria. Hook has formed. F0 62 dBZ 49,000 ft. 66 kg/m² 60% chance 100% chance 1.50 in. 16 knots W (269) Member Since: Январь 25, 2012 Posts: 27 Comments: 875

403. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:36 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: See that? Vortex Signature near Victoria. Hook has formed. F0 62 dBZ 49,000 ft. 66 kg/m² 60% chance 100% chance 1.50 in. 16 knots W (269) Yeah, this one definitely needs a warning Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

404. NCHurricane2009 15 04, 2012 23:36 GMT
On the NWS doppler, Victoria supercell in Texas looks more impressive than any other supercell storm in the United States right now. Watch out..its got a classic hook echo! Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

405. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:38 GMT
BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CORPUS CHRISTI TX 636 PM CDT SUN APR 15 2012 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN CORPUS CHRISTI HAS ISSUED A * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... NORTHEASTERN GOLIAD COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN VICTORIA COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS * UNTIL 730 PM CDT * AT 633 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING HALF DOLLAR SIZE HAIL... AND DESTRUCTIVE WINDS IN EXCESS OF 70 MPH. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED NEAR FANNIN...OR 7 MILES EAST OF GOLIAD...AND MOVING NORTHEAST AT 15 MPH. * LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE... FANNIN... COLETO CREEK PARK... SCHROEDER... OAK VILLAGE... MISSION VALLEY... SAXET LAKES... PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... THIS IS A DANGEROUS STORM. IF YOU ARE IN ITS PATH...PREPARE IMMEDIATELY FOR DAMAGING WINDS...DESTRUCTIVE HAIL...AND DEADLY CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING. PEOPLE OUTSIDE SHOULD MOVE TO A SHELTER... PREFERABLY INSIDE A STRONG BUILDING BUT AWAY FROM WINDOWS. THIS STORM HAS A HISTORY OF PRODUCING DESTRUCTIVE WINDS AND LARGE DAMAGING HAIL. SEEK SHELTER NOW INSIDE A STURDY STRUCTURE AND STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWS! && LAT...LON 2867 9685 2852 9726 2874 9742 2889 9734 2887 9730 2897 9717 TIME...MOT...LOC 2335Z 237DEG 14KT 2869 9727 $$ GW Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

406. Zappy 15 04, 2012 23:38 GMT
CELL NEAR VICTORIA TX NEEDS A TORNADO WARNING NOW! Member Since: Апрель 14, 2012 Posts: 0 Comments: 58

407. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:39 GMT
Quoting Zappy: CELL NEAR VICTORIA TX NEEDS A TORNADO WARNING NOW! I agree... NWS is taking a big risk by only issuing a severe thunderstorm warning Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

408. NCHurricane2009 15 04, 2012 23:41 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: I agree... NWS is taking a big risk by only issuing a severe thunderstorm warning I agree too...this storm looks VERY BAD on radar...this could escalate.... Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

409. Zappy 15 04, 2012 23:41 GMT
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410. TropicalAnalystwx13 15 04, 2012 23:42 GMT
MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0555 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0629 PM CDT SUN APR 15 2012 AREAS AFFECTED...PORTIONS OF MIDDLE TEXAS COASTAL AREAS AND ADJACENT COASTAL PLAIN CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH UNLIKELY VALID 152329Z - 160100Z THE NEED FOR A WATCH IS NOT CURRENTLY ANTICIPATED...BUT TRENDS WILL CONTINUE TO BE MONITORED FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INCREASING SEVERE THREAT. LOCALLY ENHANCED CONVERGENCE ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERSECTION OF AN INLAND ADVANCING SEA-BREEZE AND SOUTHEASTWARD ADVANCING WEAK COLD FRONT APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN THE INITIATING MECHANISM FOR ISOLATED INTENSE CONVECTIVE DEVELOPMENT TO THE SOUTHWEST OF VICTORIA. THIS IS BEING SUPPORTED BY FAIRLY LARGE CAPE OF 2000-3000+ J/KG...IN THE PRESENCE OF HIGH BOUNDARY LAYER MOISTURE AND STEEP MID-LEVEL LAPSE RATES. DEEP LAYER SHEAR BENEATH 30-50 KT SOUTHERLY 500 MB FLOW IS AT LEAST MARGINALLY SUFFICIENT FOR SUBSTANTIVE MID-LEVEL UPDRAFT ROTATION. AIDED BY A FOCUSED AREA OF ENHANCED LOWER/MID TROPOSPHERIC WARM ADVECTION...ACTIVITY MAY PERSIST AT LEAST ANOTHER SEVERAL HOURS. IT IS NOT CLEAR THAT A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN COVERAGE WILL OCCUR...BUT THE RISK FOR LARGE HAIL COULD CONTINUE...ALONG WITH SOME POTENTIAL FOR AN ISOLATED TORNADO...PERHAPS EVENTUALLY A LOCALIZED STRONG DOWNBURST...MAINLY WEST/NORTHWEST OF CORPUS CHRISTI THROUGH 00-02Z. ..KERR.. 04/15/2012 Member Since: Июль 6, 2010 Posts: 89 Comments: 25355

411. TropicalAnalystwx13 15 04, 2012 23:43 GMT
Rotation is too weak to have a tornado warning on the storm at this time. I'd still watch it though. Member Since: Июль 6, 2010 Posts: 89 Comments: 25355

412. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:44 GMT
Quoting TropicalAnalystwx13: MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0555 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 0629 PM CDT SUN APR 15 2012 AREAS AFFECTED...PORTIONS OF MIDDLE TEXAS COASTAL AREAS AND ADJACENT COASTAL PLAIN CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH UNLIKELY VALID 152329Z - 160100Z THE NEED FOR A WATCH IS NOT CURRENTLY ANTICIPATED...BUT TRENDS WILL CONTINUE TO BE MONITORED FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INCREASING SEVERE THREAT. LOCALLY ENHANCED CONVERGENCE ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERSECTION OF AN INLAND ADVANCING SEA-BREEZE AND SOUTHEASTWARD ADVANCING WEAK COLD FRONT APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN THE INITIATING MECHANISM FOR ISOLATED INTENSE CONVECTIVE DEVELOPMENT TO THE SOUTHWEST OF VICTORIA. THIS IS BEING SUPPORTED BY FAIRLY LARGE CAPE OF 2000-3000+ J/KG...IN THE PRESENCE OF HIGH BOUNDARY LAYER MOISTURE AND STEEP MID-LEVEL LAPSE RATES. DEEP LAYER SHEAR BENEATH 30-50 KT SOUTHERLY 500 MB FLOW IS AT LEAST MARGINALLY SUFFICIENT FOR SUBSTANTIVE MID-LEVEL UPDRAFT ROTATION. AIDED BY A FOCUSED AREA OF ENHANCED LOWER/MID TROPOSPHERIC WARM ADVECTION...ACTIVITY MAY PERSIST AT LEAST ANOTHER SEVERAL HOURS. IT IS NOT CLEAR THAT A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN COVERAGE WILL OCCUR...BUT THE RISK FOR LARGE HAIL COULD CONTINUE...ALONG WITH SOME POTENTIAL FOR AN ISOLATED TORNADO...PERHAPS EVENTUALLY A LOCALIZED STRONG DOWNBURST...MAINLY WEST/NORTHWEST OF CORPUS CHRISTI THROUGH 00-02Z. ..KERR.. 04/15/2012 Lol... They issued that only becuase of the Victoria storm... There's nothing else there! Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

413. RTSplayer 15 04, 2012 23:44 GMT
It must not be on the ground. Figure somebody would have seen it by now. Member Since: Январь 25, 2012 Posts: 27 Comments: 875

414. weatherbro 15 04, 2012 23:45 GMT
Looks like models are gon ho on a pronounced cool-down this coming weekend/next week for the East! Member Since: Май 26, 2007 Posts: 47 Comments: 1155

415. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:46 GMT
The storm is headed right at Victoria... Victoria is a town of well over 60,000, so if this thing drops a tornado like it looks like it soon could, we could have problems Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

416. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:48 GMT
Quoting weatherbro: Looks like models are gon ho on a pronounced cool-down this coming weekend/next week for the East! Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

417. weatherh98 15 04, 2012 23:48 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: The storm is headed right at Victoria... Victoria is a town of well over 60,000, so if this thing drops a tornado like it looks like it soon could, we could have problems Well it isnt moving all to fast. Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

418. NCHurricane2009 15 04, 2012 23:49 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: Lol... They issued that only becuase of the Victoria storm... There's nothing else there! I'd be careful....there is another supercell about to pop up just west of the Victoria supercell if current radar trends continue. Whatever stabilizing atmospheric cap was over far south Texas has been busted by daytime heating...and now we are having strong...moist convective updrafts in a sheared atmosphere (you know what that means). Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

419. TropicalAnalystwx13 15 04, 2012 23:49 GMT
Quoting weatherbro: Looks like models are gon ho on a pronounced cool-down this coming weekend/next week for the East! Nothing too major, just highs in the 60s. Member Since: Июль 6, 2010 Posts: 89 Comments: 25355

420. Zappy 15 04, 2012 23:50 GMT
Seems to be weakening... Can come back at anytime... Rotation weak... Member Since: Апрель 14, 2012 Posts: 0 Comments: 58

421. weatherh98 15 04, 2012 23:52 GMT
Quoting Zappy: Seems to be weakening... Can come back at anytime... Rotation weak... Yea but its been weak Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

422. HurricaneDean07 15 04, 2012 23:54 GMT
Quoting nigel20: The beginnings of "Invest 91L" Member Since: Октябрь 3, 2010 Posts: 39 Comments: 4054

423. weatherh98 15 04, 2012 23:56 GMT
I think the southernmost cell is going to take over, I think if a tornado forms, thats where it would now form. Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

424. NCHurricane2009 15 04, 2012 23:56 GMT
Quoting weatherh98: Yea but its been weak And I see another brand new supercell just to the SW of the Victoria supercell...look just south of Golad, TX. This second new supercell doesn't look as good as the Victoria one so far.... Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

425. RTSplayer 15 04, 2012 23:57 GMT
Actually has a bit of convection on the western side now. Still very disorganized. Member Since: Январь 25, 2012 Posts: 27 Comments: 875

426. DavidHOUTX 15 04, 2012 23:57 GMT
Quoting NCHurricane2009: I'd be careful....there is another supercell about to pop up just west of the Victoria supercell if current radar trends continue. Whatever stabilizing atmospheric cap was over far south Texas has been busted by daytime heating...and now we are having strong...moist convective updrafts in a sheared atmosphere (you know what that means). Certainly is not happening over the Houston area. Cap is holding strong so far Member Since: Август 18, 2011 Posts: 0 Comments: 292

427. MAweatherboy1 15 04, 2012 23:58 GMT
Quoting weatherh98: I think the southernmost cell is going to take over, I think if a tornado forms, thats where it would now form. Quoting NCHurricane2009: And I see another brand new supercell just to the SW of the Victoria supercell...look just south of Golad, TX. This second new supercell doesn't look as good as the Victoria one so far.... The lead storm will choke it off... It's pretty unlikely the second storm will become the dominant one of the two Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

428. jamesrainier 15 04, 2012 23:58 GMT
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429. weatherh98 15 04, 2012 23:58 GMT
Quoting NCHurricane2009: And I see another brand new supercell just to the SW of the Victoria supercell...look just south of Golad, TX. This second new supercell doesn't look as good as the Victoria one so far.... I think it will take over now though Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

430. weatherh98 16 04, 2012 00:01 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: The lead storm will choke it off... It's pretty unlikely the second storm will become the dominant one of the two Uhhhh lets see, i think the inflow boundaries are coming from the south, so i dont think that the northern cell would choke it of but i very wellmay be wrong Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

431. NCHurricane2009 16 04, 2012 00:01 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: Actually has a bit of convection on the western side now. Still very disorganized. The western convection is some clouds produced by a shortwave upper trough swinging SE within the larger upper trough/low that's about to cut-off. The center of surface low pressure is still along the frontal zone near the eastern convective mass, and its going to take about 48 hours from now before that frontal surface low begins to look like a subtropical cyclone. Look for the eastern convective mass to start organizing into bands about the frontal surface low (which is still now well-defined in satellite pictures at this time). Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

433. HurricaneDean07 16 04, 2012 00:05 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: Actually has a bit of convection on the western side now. Still very disorganized. That western flank that has convection flaring up slightly is where the system is actually, 31 N, 51 W. Member Since: Октябрь 3, 2010 Posts: 39 Comments: 4054

434. weatherh98 16 04, 2012 00:06 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: Actually has a bit of convection on the western side now. Still very disorganized. The "hook" north of 30 degrees is not the system,its to the south and you can barely see it on water vapor. Icant post a water vapor, the computer wont let me but golook for yourself. Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

435. RitaEvac 16 04, 2012 00:06 GMT
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436. RitaEvac 16 04, 2012 00:08 GMT
Front has really stalled out over TX, cells could pop at any time overnight and into the morning Member Since: Июль 14, 2008 Posts: 1 Comments: 8912

437. MAweatherboy1 16 04, 2012 00:08 GMT
Quoting HurricaneDean07: That western flank that has convection flaring up slightly is where the system is actually, 31 N, 51 W. It's still very frontal in nature so even if it does blow up convection it won't really matter. Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

438. NCHurricane2009 16 04, 2012 00:09 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: The lead storm will choke it off... It's pretty unlikely the second storm will become the dominant one of the two For all we know, both could do something. We had a setup similar near Salina, KS late last evening. One tornado passed just south of Salina...and then the second supercell right behind it ended up making its own tornado and passed over Salina. Member Since: Сентябрь 15, 2009 Posts: 277 Comments: 3357

439. RTSplayer 16 04, 2012 00:09 GMT
Quoting weatherh98: The "hook" north of 30 degrees is not the system,its to the south and you can barely see it on water vapor. Icant post a water vapor, the computer wont let me but golook for yourself. Nah. What you see on water vapor is usually an upper level low or an upper level high. Surface lows show up best on visible and shortwave infrared, well, unless they are obscured by upper level disturbances. Edit: Well, it's embedded in dry air anyway. I guess that might be the LLC after all, but if it is, it's weak as hell and surrounded by dry air in every direction. Member Since: Январь 25, 2012 Posts: 27 Comments: 875

440. jamesrainier 16 04, 2012 00:10 GMT
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441. RitaEvac 16 04, 2012 00:10 GMT
This is the best it's looked all day on radar, looks as if something might fire along that front later tonight into the morning Member Since: Июль 14, 2008 Posts: 1 Comments: 8912

442. HurricaneDean07 16 04, 2012 00:10 GMT
Quoting HurricaneDean07: That western flank that has convection flaring up slightly is where the system is actually, 31 N, 51 W. that'll be where the center sets up. Member Since: Октябрь 3, 2010 Posts: 39 Comments: 4054

443. MAweatherboy1 16 04, 2012 00:10 GMT
Quoting NCHurricane2009: For all we know, both could do something. We had a setup similar near Salina, KS late last evening. One tornado passed just south of Salina...and then the second supercell right behind it ended up making its own tornado and passed over Salina. It almost looks like the two in TX have merged Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

444. weatherh98 16 04, 2012 00:11 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: Nah. What you see on water vapor is usually an upper level low or an upper level high. Surface lows show up best on visible and shortwave infrared, well, unless they are obscured by upper level disturbances. Okay, its barely visible just south of that low, i may be wrong but i dont know. Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

445. HurricaneDean07 16 04, 2012 00:13 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: It's still very frontal in nature so even if it does blow up convection it won't really matter. The Azores high will cut the system from the frontal system tomorrow, Tomorrow is the true key to the formation of the storm. Member Since: Октябрь 3, 2010 Posts: 39 Comments: 4054

446. Himawari 16 04, 2012 00:13 GMT
Good evening all. Still keeping an eye out here in northeast Texas for bad weather. So far we've only had on and off rain. Member Since: Сентябрь 2, 2008 Posts: 0 Comments: 30

447. weatherh98 16 04, 2012 00:13 GMT
Quoting RTSplayer: Nah. What you see on water vapor is usually an upper level low or an upper level high. Surface lows show up best on visible and shortwave infrared, well, unless they are obscured by upper level disturbances. Edit: Well, it's embedded in dry air anyway. I guess that might be the LLC after all, but if it is, it's weak as hell and surrounded by dry air in every direction. Yes thats what im talking about, it just gotspinning. Well, lets sit back and find out. Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

448. Zappy 16 04, 2012 00:14 GMT
Second supercell near Victoria TX seems to be showing some rotation... Member Since: Апрель 14, 2012 Posts: 0 Comments: 58

449. MAweatherboy1 16 04, 2012 00:14 GMT
Quoting HurricaneDean07: That western flank that has convection flaring up slightly is where the system is actually, 31 N, 51 W. Poll Time! This area of interst will... A. Not be designated as anything B. Designated as invest C. Subtropical Depression One D. Subtropical Storm Alberto I say B Member Since: Февраль 11, 2012 Posts: 67 Comments: 6379

450. weatherh98 16 04, 2012 00:15 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: Poll Time! This area of interst will... A. Not be designated as anything B. Designated as invest C. Subtropical Depression One D. Subtropical Storm Alberto I say B I dont think thats the low, its just south of that, surrounded by dry air. its pretty weak but i think thats the LLC Member Since: Июнь 17, 2011 Posts: 11 Comments: 6095

451. HurricaneDean07 16 04, 2012 00:15 GMT
Quoting MAweatherboy1: Poll Time! This area of interst will... A. Not be designated as anything B. Designated as invest C. Subtropical Depression One D. Subtropical Storm Alberto I say B I'm not answering until tomorrow, remind me then, and i'll answer... Member Since: Октябрь 3, 2010 Posts: 39 Comments: 4054

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