stormtrack discord
04-12-19_tx
Texas and secondary banter
106 messages
Freshgeek 12-Apr-19 01:56 AM
This will be the big day this weekend
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:56 AM
just look at that risk level man
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pds 14
Broyles 14
huge
Glen Heinz (Greenville, SC) 12-Apr-19 02:20 AM
Hailers
John Choquette (Edmond, OK) 12-Apr-19 07:41 AM
💎cored
Knowing my luck some epic hailer will rake dfw early am and I’ll be exhausted the whole day Saturday working a tornado outbreak lol time to buy a case of energy drinks tonight
Nick Isabella 12-Apr-19 07:43 AM
@John Choquette (Edmond, OK) Goodluck dude
John Choquette (Edmond, OK) 12-Apr-19 07:45 AM
Thanks lol fingers crossed next week keeps trending west so we can actually chase
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seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:07 PM
Jon 12-Apr-19 01:07 PM
Sean go chase
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
fixing to head out to that 2%
bo_sox48 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
Dimmitt 2.0 incoming
Only further south
How is texas so damn big
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
probably will tbh
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
go for the 5%
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
1.5 hour drive to that 2% from here
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 01:09 PM
go big or go home
WAT
1.5 hour drive to that???
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:10 PM
roughly yea
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:10 PM
that deosnt seem THAT far
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 01:10 PM
wtf
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:10 PM
i guess you could get there another route in 1 hour
but im going NW
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:10 PM
sean is going to get the tor of the year
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:11 PM
too bad the show doesnt start until like 3AM
bo_sox48 12-Apr-19 01:11 PM
What
Lmao
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:13 PM
gees jsut austin to llano is an hour and a half
it doens look that long either on a map
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:14 PM
yea i'll be camping at that big lake next to llano
maybe i can nab a lakeside waterspout at daybreak tomorrow
as i run for cover
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:14 PM
an hour and a half could put me to rockford, La crosse, Appleton, and about brookfield
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:15 PM
52000 people in that 5% and most of em are in Del Rio lol
There ain't shit out there in the Hill Country
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:15 PM
yea next largest would be Junction
overall super rural
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:16 PM
Rocksprings got hit by an F5 back in 1927
Which is insane when you consider how far south that is
Jon 12-Apr-19 01:16 PM
You could say it got..rocked
thonk 3
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:16 PM
oof
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:16 PM
i was thinking springed myself
Jon 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
I’m on a roll with bad rock humor because of Jacob
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
rocksprings is so tiny i imagine it wiped the town
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
hey jsut like our rock springs
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
Destroyed 235 of 247 buildings
Killed 74 people
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
gees
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
It was an incredible event
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:17 PM
wow i hadnt heard of that one before
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:18 PM
thats wierd
it happened on thsi date in 1927
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:18 PM
It killed 1/3 of the town's population
And basically maimed the rest
Jon 12-Apr-19 01:18 PM
Damn
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
I mean there have been some extremely violent tornadoes in S TX before
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
sragosa
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
There was one 6/1/1990 in Bakersfield Valley
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
bakersfield valley
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
Jarrell
Loyal Valley
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
waco
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
Which is close to there as well
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:20 PM
valley mills
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:21 PM
Basically Rocksprings is what happens when one of those suckers hits a town
Stebo 12-Apr-19 01:21 PM
i got one
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:21 PM
Loyal Valley was a neat one
Stebo 12-Apr-19 01:21 PM
and its a year i been saying for a while
eagle pass
2007
and that was only a 3
the dangerous part about stuff down along the rio grande is that warnings get missed by a lot or get lost in translation
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:23 PM
id argue that for most of south texas
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:24 PM
Case in point the Ciudad Acuna tornado in 2015
(across the border from Del Rio)
Stebo 12-Apr-19 01:24 PM
yep
and i agree Josh
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:25 PM
0.0
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:25 PM
Everything in the background there is flattened
Weathernerd645 12-Apr-19 01:25 PM
damn
Jon 12-Apr-19 01:25 PM
Oh god the old cars
Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 01:26 PM
Spared the buildings in the center of town mostly
seanbarg 12-Apr-19 01:33 PM
very neat pics!
wxandnews 12-Apr-19 01:36 PM
I’d chase in one of those 🚗
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 06:27 PM
The HRRR says this may actually be an event thonk
That UHI streak is sfc based according to it
Troy4321 12-Apr-19 06:30 PM
Yeah I’m sure some where is going to get a nice supercell tonight just going to be very isolated
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 06:31 PM
@Caitlin Kelly wanna buy tickets to TX right now and meet up there??
Caitlin Kelly 12-Apr-19 06:32 PM
Sure, fly me out
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Andrew Berrington (Norman, OK) 12-Apr-19 06:38 PM
That sounding is nasty af
bo_sox48 12-Apr-19 06:56 PM
Isn't it just tomorrow before tomorrow?
Same prognosis, different day
312will 12-Apr-19 07:07 PM
Oh man. I regret making a commitment in spring. This will be two events I’ll have missed.
bo_sox48 12-Apr-19 07:07 PM
Are you going to be awake for it?
312will 12-Apr-19 07:09 PM
I’ll be in Baltimore. Otherwise, I’d be driving out right now.
Jdbeesonwx 12-Apr-19 09:40 PM
Do I wanna stay up until 2 a.m to radar watch this or nah
Kevin Bente (Huntsville, AL) 12-Apr-19 09:48 PM
@Jdbeesonwx probably not chief
thonk 1
312will 12-Apr-19 11:08 PM
Side West Texas and Panhandles bonus: This will be a good soaking rain for areas that need it, and will help provide moisture for future, further west systems for areas that we all like to chase in.
Freshgeek 12-Apr-19 11:09 PM
Drier than normal conditions started popping up this week, so it will be nice to kill it now (edited)
Stebo 12-Apr-19 11:11 PM
yeah that is going to be good for May, that is a ton of precip