Posted: 3/13/2025 7:54:13 AM EDT
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NWS Memphis Some of the Midsouth has been upgraded to 4/5 for severe weather. Saturday Mississippi and Alabama will be under the gun. NWS briefing |
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Most central Alabama people know James Spann. This is a good site for info. He also posts a morning and evening weather update every day during the week. His newest update should already be on YouTube and will be here soon. https://www.alabamawx.com/  James Spann's Morning Briefing - Thursday 3.13.25 |
 Me Doing a Tornado Siren Once Again as well |
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Quoted: Most central Alabama people know James Spann. This is a good site for info. He also posts a morning and evening weather update every day during the week. His newest update should already be on YouTube and will be here soon. https://www.alabamawx.com/  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3pCYC9kVUUJames Spann came to my school when I was a kid. He’s the man. |
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Quoted: It's amazing how often the weather is perfect during the week then absolutely miserable on the weekend.  I was just thinking about that this morning. I got rained out on some outdoor projects last weekend. May have to take a day or 3 off during the week to get some things done. |
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Quoted: I hope that Sardis Lake keeps that nonsense away from Oxford. Always wondered if "m the only one who has noticed this. I'm maybe two miles from the south bank of the lake. Been here 25+ years. Seems like that big mass of water sucks the wind out of storms. Seen lots of storms roar across Panola county and fizzle out before they get to me. Lots of storms run across the north shore and lots of storms pick back up to the east and slap Tupelo around. Fingers crossed this one skips right by us. |
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Quoted: Always wondered if "m the only one who has noticed this. I'm maybe two miles from the south bank of the lake. Been here 25+ years. Seems like that big mass of water sucks the wind out of storms. Seen lots of storms roar across Panola county and fizzle out before they get to me. Lots of storms run across the north shore and lots of storms pick back up to the east and slap Tupelo around. Fingers crossed this one skips right by us. Quoted: Quoted: I hope that Sardis Lake keeps that nonsense away from Oxford. Always wondered if "m the only one who has noticed this. I'm maybe two miles from the south bank of the lake. Been here 25+ years. Seems like that big mass of water sucks the wind out of storms. Seen lots of storms roar across Panola county and fizzle out before they get to me. Lots of storms run across the north shore and lots of storms pick back up to the east and slap Tupelo around. Fingers crossed this one skips right by us. |
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Attached File Attached File Attached File I’ll be spending a few hours at our county EOC tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Radar Omega screenshot is of the Wynn Arkansas tornado in 2023. Our local ham club operates from our EOC on HF, VHF, UHF, and AWIN. We also run Winlink to the Memphis and Little Rock NWS. Hope it stays north of us! We just finished an upgrade to our system with 2 new towers and hardline, and replaced all antennas. Everyone please stay informed especially at night. My home town has been hit by 3 tornados since 1968. |
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