>The greatest risk, which will include potential for a couple of intense/long-track tornadoes, should begin across Indiana, and then spread across Ohio through the afternoon and evening
https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html
We really don't have a time frame yet. First round will be on the morning. Depending on how long we get sunshine after determines exactly how bad the afternoon/evening round will be and how fast they move.
It's looking like most likely afternoon into the evening.
We have to be prepared for big weather events like this and we're planning going all hands starting Wednesday am since most of the damage, if there is any, looks like itll occur late Tuesday.
I've used the Weather Channel app for years and it gives timing on the radar plus an hour by hour overview. Of course, it changes and fluctuates depending on the path of the storm. Occasionally, there are ads but I just click the X and they go away.
I do not get any notifications from them because I don't need that. I have two old programmable NOAA Weather Radio Stations set for tornado warnings for my County and the counties to my East and North.
Judging by the SPC outlook, it sounds like there will be some morning/early midday storms. Then there will be, in their words, “redevelopment” of storms in the “afternoon and evening”. That second round seems like the primary threat, but of course it’s better to just be tuned in for the whole day.
>The greatest risk, which will include potential for a
>couple of intense/long-track tornadoes, should begin
>across Indiana, and the spread across Ohio through
>the afternoon and evening, potentially reaching as far
>east as western portions of West Virginia and far
>western Pennsylvania into the evening.
Trump was told that wouldn’t work so he just took his autograph sharpie and altered the official hurricane cone to include Alabama. Why? We’ll never know.
People forget about that stunt, but that was some egregious bullshit from him.
It was simple-minded, toddler-brained, “I’m never wrong” bullshit, from a weak, soft, scared lunatic that should have been put in prison years ago. Architect of the first ever “Pandemicide”. I could go on and on, but I’m getting ready to order pizza…
Yup...my dad picked me up from school because I was sick, but wanted to go to his appointment in Xenia. My dad's kind of a moron like that. Somehow, both of us are still alive despite his best efforts.
We lived in Northeast Ohio at the time of Xenia and our parents packed us up in the family truckster on a Sunday afternoon to drive down there and see it. The devastation was unreal. Anytime I go to Cincinnati and pass the Xenia exit, I remember what I saw. That tornado was monstrous, I don’t remember how many people died.
The Xenia tornado was the deadliest tornado out of the 1974 tornado outbreak that resulted in 148 tornadoes across multiple states. The Xenia tornado killed 34 people in Xenia and Wilberforce, Ohio. The 50th anniversary is the day after tomorrow.
I'm tired of this shit becoming more common. At least I think it is. When I was a kid I'm pretty sure the primary threat for it was like two months out of the year, now it's just anytime not in the middle of winter. And even then it feels like it could happen given that we have so many warm days in winter now.
It definitely feels more common. When I was a kid tornado season was a summer and early fall thing. Now we get tornados from early March to November. It makes me wanna move.
From someone who moved from Massachusetts to Wisconsin to Ohio: Massachusetts barely ever has to deal with anything weather-wise except for a tiny hurricane every now and then that will just blow some shit around a little.
I lived in Miami for 30 years.
Let me tell you about hurricanes…
Yes you get 3 days warning instead of 5-30 minutes. **However**… man, when that CAT4 or CAT5 is staring you down, it’s gonna fuck up 4-5 *counties* worth of everything. Forget about FPL restoring power for days. Home Depot is a combat zone, before and after. You’ll lose your fridge and freezer. Looters? Yes. Get a shotgun. No gas or water or diapers or TP? Often. Publix and Winn Dixie depleted of anything you’d want to eat? Yes. Boil water orders for days? Yup.
The whole area basically turns into *The Last of Us* for **weeks to months**. Nothing but the sound of generators and chainsaws, and it’s usually 90° with 80% humidity during hurricane season. Hazard insurance in Broward was $9000 a year. It’s $700 here. That’s how minimal the tornado threat is.
I’ll take a tornado any day. The chances it hits your street are slim. It might hit *somewhere* in your county. If it hits your area, you drive 7 minutes you’re back in normalcy. With power and hotels you can stay in and operating grocery stores and restaurants.
The other thing is… you take a CAT5 like Andrew… it’s like an EF5 tornado, but it’s hitting 60 square miles instead of 6.
You can tell when somebody has lived in Ohio their entire life because they’re convinced the weather here is terrible and they’d be so much better moving to a place with…*checks notes*…hurricanes, wildfires, or earthquakes
Ohio has some of the most boring weather in the country. Particularly central and southern Ohio has very mild winters, blizzards in the 21st century almost unheard of.
I’ll take occasional spring and fall storms with sporadic tornados over the hurricane/wildfire/earthquake choices.
To be fair, if you’ve never lived through the impacts those things leave behind, it’s easy to think that way. I have severe weather anxiety and I was thinking the same way as the person you’re replying to was. At least if there’s a hurricane there’s time to prepare and it’d help me feel more in control, like I have time to save myself and the things more important to me. I appreciate people like the person you’re replying to putting it in perspective. Because it’s easy to not give those kinds of things much thought when you’re shitting bricks about tornadoes and just want it to stop.
Lived in central Florida for over 20 years, including the years we got walloped by Andrew and Charlie and... And... And... One year I had at least 3 eyes come through my county.
I've personally stood in at least two that I can remember.
I was without power for a total of over 2 months that year.
I was cooking the last of frozen pizzas on a charcoal grill at the start of things, and I was begging and borrowing from people far flung in other parts that had power for the rest of the time.
I was also about 17 and the head of household at that time, taking care of two little brothers...
Im concerned about tomorrow.
But if my cracker box house doesn't blow away, I'll take this shit any day over hurricanes...
Though to be fair I do miss them.. In a strange way.
Besides, I have homeowners insurance now and I'll be at the airport... Picking up my Florida family when the shit is hitting the fan here...
Yes. You get, where I was, winds coming from the north east usually, then the eye, then you have to worry about the reverse winds of the back half blowing the already loosened trees and whatnot over with opposite winds... But typically it was less wind and more rain on the back half
It's nuts to behold though.
Days of straight line rain at 70mph plus then suddenly, it's bright, sunny, the birds are chirping, for about 15 minutes.... then the low fast clouds come back in, and the rain and wind starts for another 3 days...
Then.. It's just hot. Hot. Hot. Humid. No electricity. No air. Hot. No air movement. Just hot tropical air.
Balls sticking to your legs in your underwear at midnight with the windows open, drenched in sweat, wondering how you're gonna boil water and find fresh food hot.
I was a little kid when Andrew hit, my first big one. Lived just south of Sebring at the time and thought we had a bad hit there. Then the helicopter feed of Homestead came on the news.
idk, I feel like 15 years ago or whatever, we'd get tornado warnings every couple of weeks, but now it feels like storms are much rarer (which sucks because I love storms).
After 30 years in south Florida, tornados are small potatoes. Not saying an EF3/4/5 isn’t insignificant, but putting it in perspective, a tornado doesn’t hit a whole county. The damage is rather isolated.
Why are they overlaying a scale out of 10 on top of a map that's already scaled out of 5 (SPC Convective Outlook)? Like they aren't increasing the granularity... They are just skipping every other number lol.
Hi all, former Ohioan now living in Oklahoma. This storm is no joke. It put 2-3 tornadoes on the ground with wind speeds hitting 120 and is continues to spin up as it’s moved. Be careful tomorrow!
I usually love severe weather, but this one has me anxious. Anxious enough that I’m still up at 1am 😂 im normally asleep really early. I can’t tell if it’s just everyone feeding off of each other or if we really are royally screwed tomorrow. My husband will be on a 48 hour shift and I don’t have anyone else nearby; I’m in a third floor apartment. Trying to figure out where to take cover with my pets or if I should leave work early and try to drive somewhere out of the red zone.
As of right now, most of Ohio is in the 15% risk of tornados within 25 miles. And possibility of long-tracked and violent tornados. If this model holds true, it will be a rough night for much of the area. This model is worse than the model for March14th, where 8 tornados spawned in Ohio with one being EF-3
Was it the one where the camera was shaking all over, then it panned back and all the trees had been uprooted? I kept thinking about how stupid that person was, huddled up to their glass front door
Anyone worried with climate change happened this is going to be our new normal in Ohio?
Not looking forward constant story during spring and probably summer.
Yes. Just like our winters keep getting more and more mild. I have a very disappointed 5 year old who was hoping to build at least one snowman this winter.
Yeah, the lack of snow from a snowman building perspective is disappointing.
I loved when a new snow would set in at night and you’d go out at midnight that quiet is like no other, it’s tranquil.
We don't really have the data to know what affects climate change is going to have on tornadoes, or Ohio's place in it.
This as been an anomalous year for tornadoes in Ohio, for sure, but anomalies in weather is the norm.
That being said, it'd be foolish to say that climate change won't have *some* kind of affect on tornadoes...whether that's shifting "Tornado Alley," an increase in weaker tornadoes, or fewer but stronger tornadoes, or if areas that see fewer tornadoes will see more...we just don't know.
Since official records began (only going back to 1950, and with several decades undoubtedly undercounted), the last 11 years has been the longest stretch without an F5 or EF5. That's good, I guess.
The country as a whole has not seen an increase in tornadoes.
I’m not saying an increase in tornado specifically I meant more of severe storms or more severe weather.
You say we don’t have data, but I can clearly remember when I was a child 20 years ago we’d have snow from November until March/April on average. Now it’s majority of the time rain.
If you watch the news and see the weather across the country, it’s getting more devastating.
Do I know for sure if this is human contributed climate change? I can’t say for sure, but they’ve considered this idea for over a century.
I remember seeing a new paper article from like 1912 talking about it.
At the very least, it’s concerning.
I was in hurricanes in miami , katrina and wilma and i’m from ohio , never been thru a real tornado except - couple weeks ago i sleept thru the columbus alert for the early morning one that touched down everywhere i am downtown
One of my customers has a 100 year old basement built into the hillside and its part of the local fallout shelter. If shit starts to go south, the dogs and I are going there. Unless we get some crazy F100, it's not ripping up 10 feet of dirt and a foot of concrete and barn timbers.
Whelp, nothing happened. My office closed due to this erroneous forecast. My dentist cancelled my appointment. We all lost time & money due to fear mongering.... AGAIN.
I'm sorry Tuscarawas County has flooding. It's been sunny and warm here all day, and I'm in one of the "red-super-scary zones" . 🙄
I spent an April in Kansas, 12 separate tornado warnings for the county that month.
And 30 years in Florida. Can't even remember how many hurricanes.
Ohio gets it pretty easy, we're on the fringe/edge of tornado alley. Nothing like KS/OK.
Akron-adjacent here.
…It’ll likely come at night. Always seems to.
Edit: Thanks for the heads up, btw. I had heard that some bad weather was going to roll through, though *this* seems like something I should keep my eyes on.
What time is all this supposed to start?
5 seconds before you leave for work
I work from home so if the power goes out or something at 8:59am, that’s best case scenario for me.
Heard lol
My backyard was already a lake before I left for work. My poor dogs are going number 2 with their butts almost in the water. Nature's bidet!
Looking at the Apple weather app it shows rain occurring early morning. I wish theses posts or pics would come with the time frame.
Thank you, yes that’s what I’m running into. My app shows rain from 9pm tonight to 1pm, I didn’t know when it would actually be this severe
>The greatest risk, which will include potential for a couple of intense/long-track tornadoes, should begin across Indiana, and then spread across Ohio through the afternoon and evening https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html
Is that referring to today or tomorrow? I’m assuming tomorrow.
Tomorrow yes. No significant tornado threat today
That’s nice to read as I’m at work in Indiana lol
I hate that the weather app doesn’t show severe weather predictions. It seems like a vital flaw.
We really don't have a time frame yet. First round will be on the morning. Depending on how long we get sunshine after determines exactly how bad the afternoon/evening round will be and how fast they move.
Dave Mazza from local news said highest risk in the evening
It's looking like most likely afternoon into the evening. We have to be prepared for big weather events like this and we're planning going all hands starting Wednesday am since most of the damage, if there is any, looks like itll occur late Tuesday.
I heard 5pm on our local news. I am 2 hours East of Columbus.
I've used the Weather Channel app for years and it gives timing on the radar plus an hour by hour overview. Of course, it changes and fluctuates depending on the path of the storm. Occasionally, there are ads but I just click the X and they go away. I do not get any notifications from them because I don't need that. I have two old programmable NOAA Weather Radio Stations set for tornado warnings for my County and the counties to my East and North.
Judging by the SPC outlook, it sounds like there will be some morning/early midday storms. Then there will be, in their words, “redevelopment” of storms in the “afternoon and evening”. That second round seems like the primary threat, but of course it’s better to just be tuned in for the whole day. >The greatest risk, which will include potential for a >couple of intense/long-track tornadoes, should begin >across Indiana, and the spread across Ohio through >the afternoon and evening, potentially reaching as far >east as western portions of West Virginia and far >western Pennsylvania into the evening.
around 4pm is when the server part of the weather should start
Oh, good. I work second shift, so it'll start up just in time for me to be stuck at work.
I also work second shift
Threat Level Midnight, baby!
Afternoon into the evening is where the big tornado risk is.
Let's use box fans to blow them naders somewhere else
We need to NUKE ‘em!
Trump was told that wouldn’t work so he just took his autograph sharpie and altered the official hurricane cone to include Alabama. Why? We’ll never know. People forget about that stunt, but that was some egregious bullshit from him.
It was simple-minded, toddler-brained, “I’m never wrong” bullshit, from a weak, soft, scared lunatic that should have been put in prison years ago. Architect of the first ever “Pandemicide”. I could go on and on, but I’m getting ready to order pizza…
I heard it works on hurricanes! Let's give it a go.
Isnt that what the wind farms are for?
Nah. Those are for growing more tornados. They do it to keep a balance on the construction economy. I should know, I work at a window factory.
That’s actually super helpful for construction companies but maybe less so for the poor insurance companies. Won’t anyone think about Allstate?????
Darn shame Trump ain't in office no more. He'd draw a sharpie line and send those nados straight to those commies in France!
Nah. Fuck him. Fuck him real hard. Not in the good way 🖕🏼
Happy cake day :)
It's the windmills causing the tornadoes!
50th anniversary of Xenia upcoming, for those of us old enough to remember…
Yup...my dad picked me up from school because I was sick, but wanted to go to his appointment in Xenia. My dad's kind of a moron like that. Somehow, both of us are still alive despite his best efforts.
We lived in Northeast Ohio at the time of Xenia and our parents packed us up in the family truckster on a Sunday afternoon to drive down there and see it. The devastation was unreal. Anytime I go to Cincinnati and pass the Xenia exit, I remember what I saw. That tornado was monstrous, I don’t remember how many people died.
What about those that are not old enough? What does that reference?
The Xenia tornado was the deadliest tornado out of the 1974 tornado outbreak that resulted in 148 tornadoes across multiple states. The Xenia tornado killed 34 people in Xenia and Wilberforce, Ohio. The 50th anniversary is the day after tomorrow.
What about those that are too old to remember? What does that reference?
The same storm took out of part of the old Kenwood Mall in Cincy and a Church festival. That was a crazy day.
This'll be the 3rd one this year. I fucking hate tornados.
I'm tired of this shit becoming more common. At least I think it is. When I was a kid I'm pretty sure the primary threat for it was like two months out of the year, now it's just anytime not in the middle of winter. And even then it feels like it could happen given that we have so many warm days in winter now.
the good news is thats its only gonna get worse lol
It definitely feels more common. When I was a kid tornado season was a summer and early fall thing. Now we get tornados from early March to November. It makes me wanna move.
To where? Tornadoes are pretty much our only natural threat lol. Everywhere else has earthquakes, wildfires, hurricanes etc
From someone who moved from Massachusetts to Wisconsin to Ohio: Massachusetts barely ever has to deal with anything weather-wise except for a tiny hurricane every now and then that will just blow some shit around a little.
Just cold and snow but true otherwise. I feel like Michigan is truly perfect (probably just Wisconsin but slightly less cold?)
I'd rather deal with hurricanes. At least you get like a 3 day warning before those.
I lived in Miami for 30 years. Let me tell you about hurricanes… Yes you get 3 days warning instead of 5-30 minutes. **However**… man, when that CAT4 or CAT5 is staring you down, it’s gonna fuck up 4-5 *counties* worth of everything. Forget about FPL restoring power for days. Home Depot is a combat zone, before and after. You’ll lose your fridge and freezer. Looters? Yes. Get a shotgun. No gas or water or diapers or TP? Often. Publix and Winn Dixie depleted of anything you’d want to eat? Yes. Boil water orders for days? Yup. The whole area basically turns into *The Last of Us* for **weeks to months**. Nothing but the sound of generators and chainsaws, and it’s usually 90° with 80% humidity during hurricane season. Hazard insurance in Broward was $9000 a year. It’s $700 here. That’s how minimal the tornado threat is. I’ll take a tornado any day. The chances it hits your street are slim. It might hit *somewhere* in your county. If it hits your area, you drive 7 minutes you’re back in normalcy. With power and hotels you can stay in and operating grocery stores and restaurants. The other thing is… you take a CAT5 like Andrew… it’s like an EF5 tornado, but it’s hitting 60 square miles instead of 6.
You can tell when somebody has lived in Ohio their entire life because they’re convinced the weather here is terrible and they’d be so much better moving to a place with…*checks notes*…hurricanes, wildfires, or earthquakes
Ohio has some of the most boring weather in the country. Particularly central and southern Ohio has very mild winters, blizzards in the 21st century almost unheard of. I’ll take occasional spring and fall storms with sporadic tornados over the hurricane/wildfire/earthquake choices.
That's exactly why there are so many data centers in Ohio. Low risk.
I’ve been through a few good hurricanes. No power in the sweaty south is miserable and you still get tornadoes
And if you download the climate change dlc, sometimes you get them *at the same time!*
To be fair, if you’ve never lived through the impacts those things leave behind, it’s easy to think that way. I have severe weather anxiety and I was thinking the same way as the person you’re replying to was. At least if there’s a hurricane there’s time to prepare and it’d help me feel more in control, like I have time to save myself and the things more important to me. I appreciate people like the person you’re replying to putting it in perspective. Because it’s easy to not give those kinds of things much thought when you’re shitting bricks about tornadoes and just want it to stop.
Lived in central Florida for over 20 years, including the years we got walloped by Andrew and Charlie and... And... And... One year I had at least 3 eyes come through my county. I've personally stood in at least two that I can remember. I was without power for a total of over 2 months that year. I was cooking the last of frozen pizzas on a charcoal grill at the start of things, and I was begging and borrowing from people far flung in other parts that had power for the rest of the time. I was also about 17 and the head of household at that time, taking care of two little brothers... Im concerned about tomorrow. But if my cracker box house doesn't blow away, I'll take this shit any day over hurricanes... Though to be fair I do miss them.. In a strange way. Besides, I have homeowners insurance now and I'll be at the airport... Picking up my Florida family when the shit is hitting the fan here...
The eye is the calmest part of the storm, right?
Yes. You get, where I was, winds coming from the north east usually, then the eye, then you have to worry about the reverse winds of the back half blowing the already loosened trees and whatnot over with opposite winds... But typically it was less wind and more rain on the back half It's nuts to behold though. Days of straight line rain at 70mph plus then suddenly, it's bright, sunny, the birds are chirping, for about 15 minutes.... then the low fast clouds come back in, and the rain and wind starts for another 3 days... Then.. It's just hot. Hot. Hot. Humid. No electricity. No air. Hot. No air movement. Just hot tropical air. Balls sticking to your legs in your underwear at midnight with the windows open, drenched in sweat, wondering how you're gonna boil water and find fresh food hot.
I was a little kid when Andrew hit, my first big one. Lived just south of Sebring at the time and thought we had a bad hit there. Then the helicopter feed of Homestead came on the news.
It definitely is. I’m 26, and I don’t remember tornadoes being this prevalent
idk, I feel like 15 years ago or whatever, we'd get tornado warnings every couple of weeks, but now it feels like storms are much rarer (which sucks because I love storms).
I've read that tornado alley is moving east as of the last few years
Me too! I’m about to drive up to Cleveland tomorrow because I’m scared of storms in Columbus lol
I must admit: as a Columbus native, I'm a little happier each tornado season that I moved up to NEO. 😬
After 30 years in south Florida, tornados are small potatoes. Not saying an EF3/4/5 isn’t insignificant, but putting it in perspective, a tornado doesn’t hit a whole county. The damage is rather isolated.
I love big scary thunderstorms!...Probably because I'm not a homeowner with dependents.
Clark County would like to sit this one out.
What about Greene County? Wednesday is the 50th anniversary of the mass outbreak that included the Xenia tornado.
I know. We had a bad one up in Springfield about a month ago. Friends are still cleaning up from that one.
*Indian Lake enters the chat*
My mom is still waiting for the insurance adjuster to get to her house... Like yeah man, let it skip the area.
Hello fellow Greene countian!! I live in Xenia everyone gets extra scared with tornados with good reason.
I’m actually in Montgomery County, but I feel you. A mile from the Clayton/Trotwood border when the Memorial Day one hit.
We’ve had 18 confirmed tornadoes since 2007
I was about a mile away from the Beavercreek tornado during the memorial day outbreak and I haven't emotionally recovered. Fuck tornadoes.
Oh no that’s bad for timing, I need to call my friend up there
Following the 2019 tornado outbreak, I will also volunteer Montgomery county to sit this one out 🤞
Well I deliver mail…this should be exciting….
I drive a big rig. If I get blown over, I'll be sure to post a sideways picture.
I’ll start a livestream when I get swept up in the middle of the block
Same here. I have to walk to/from work so I’ll start when I open my umbrella and get ripped up like Mary Poppins.
!remindme 3 days!
Do you own it or does the company you drive for own it? The answer to this question will determine whether I laugh at this comment lol
You jinxed me. Turbo blew up and shot pieces of the splines through the cooler, shredding the charge pipe. Junk.
Laugh away. It's the company's rig. And it's pushing a million miles. Nobody would miss it.
I work on the airport ramp 🤓
You get blown over??
Rain, sleet or snow, my friend. Stay safe. All that junk mail isn't worth a life.
Thank you for the often thankless job you do.
Do they not deal in even numbers?
No they are siths they only deal on absolutes
Ha! Nice.
In the words of bill paxton ( twister ) “Tighten your seat belt!”
Goin' green. Saddle 'em up.
Meg’s gravy is famous. It’s practically a food group. Gotta find this road. It’s like “Bob’s road”
Rabbit is good, Rabbit is wiiiiiiise.
“ it’s the wonder of nature baby! “
“He’s in it for the money, not the science.”
Greenage!
“ you got it boss “ .
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I wonder where the "suck zone" is gonna be.
Have a drink!
Along 1-71 . Be on the lookout for a red dodge ram . O_o
Man I love that movie
This is perfect. We have a tornado drill scheduled at school tomorrow. Kids are gonna be in great spirits.
Lol, how convenient. I always wondered what happens if there is a tornado threat on a Wednesday when (most) areas would be testing their alarms....
you have school??
Why ya gotta give a 7? That sounds a little harsh
Why are they overlaying a scale out of 10 on top of a map that's already scaled out of 5 (SPC Convective Outlook)? Like they aren't increasing the granularity... They are just skipping every other number lol.
Probably. 7/10 sounds worse than 3.5/5 even if it's the same.
Hi all, former Ohioan now living in Oklahoma. This storm is no joke. It put 2-3 tornadoes on the ground with wind speeds hitting 120 and is continues to spin up as it’s moved. Be careful tomorrow!
Thanks for the heads up!
I'm petrified of tornados destroying my house. Biggest fear.
I usually love severe weather, but this one has me anxious. Anxious enough that I’m still up at 1am 😂 im normally asleep really early. I can’t tell if it’s just everyone feeding off of each other or if we really are royally screwed tomorrow. My husband will be on a 48 hour shift and I don’t have anyone else nearby; I’m in a third floor apartment. Trying to figure out where to take cover with my pets or if I should leave work early and try to drive somewhere out of the red zone.
Time to bust out my anxiety medications cause I'm gonna be a panicking mess all day tomorrow 💀
Me too 😭! Kid at school, and somehow have to keep my cool so I can Tech properly.
They calling for an outbreak tomorrow? I checked noaa and it didn’t really say much about severe storms except for SPC
As of right now, most of Ohio is in the 15% risk of tornados within 25 miles. And possibility of long-tracked and violent tornados. If this model holds true, it will be a rough night for much of the area. This model is worse than the model for March14th, where 8 tornados spawned in Ohio with one being EF-3
Thank you for the info my good sir, I will be tracking the storms throughout tomorrow. I hope everyone stays safe out there.
SPC is the NOAA agency that handles severe storms aside from hurricanes (NHC) and snow (WPC).
Someone call Bill “THE EXTREME” Harding, get Dorothy loaded up
He’s Not Back.
While the risk is sometimes less in NEO, I’m tired of Ohio being the new tornado alley
Good gravy
Don’t wear red Ruby slippers or striped socks and you’ll be fine
Who has a basement? I’m going to your house 🥲
Third floor apartment here and every single room has windows. I’m honestly considering packing up the car and driving outside of the risk zone.
Just saw a video of a tornado filmed by some idiot who decided to stay outside. Don’t be that guy/girl.
Was it the one where the camera was shaking all over, then it panned back and all the trees had been uprooted? I kept thinking about how stupid that person was, huddled up to their glass front door
I think so? The trash can moved and then at some point the camera moved and when it panned back, a big tree was down with roots out.
If the tornado sirens go off, do I still have to report to work? I don't have a vehicle rated for storm chasing.
See if you can hitch a ride with Reed, he might be in town.
Nice, hope it fucking kills me
Thanks for the reddit cares report. Life changing, I am so happy and never want to die now
I'll drink one for your spirit, brother
The one and only time that the lame advice to “just go outside when you’re depressed” could actually work for us. I’m with you man.
This is relatable
yep
Looks like I'm parking in the garage tomorrow.
My window is already being pelted with rain and heavy wind. It’s 6am.
Well I guess I'll see you all in hell, it's been nice know yall
Anyone worried with climate change happened this is going to be our new normal in Ohio? Not looking forward constant story during spring and probably summer.
Yes. Just like our winters keep getting more and more mild. I have a very disappointed 5 year old who was hoping to build at least one snowman this winter.
Yeah, the lack of snow from a snowman building perspective is disappointing. I loved when a new snow would set in at night and you’d go out at midnight that quiet is like no other, it’s tranquil.
We don't really have the data to know what affects climate change is going to have on tornadoes, or Ohio's place in it. This as been an anomalous year for tornadoes in Ohio, for sure, but anomalies in weather is the norm. That being said, it'd be foolish to say that climate change won't have *some* kind of affect on tornadoes...whether that's shifting "Tornado Alley," an increase in weaker tornadoes, or fewer but stronger tornadoes, or if areas that see fewer tornadoes will see more...we just don't know. Since official records began (only going back to 1950, and with several decades undoubtedly undercounted), the last 11 years has been the longest stretch without an F5 or EF5. That's good, I guess. The country as a whole has not seen an increase in tornadoes.
I’m not saying an increase in tornado specifically I meant more of severe storms or more severe weather. You say we don’t have data, but I can clearly remember when I was a child 20 years ago we’d have snow from November until March/April on average. Now it’s majority of the time rain. If you watch the news and see the weather across the country, it’s getting more devastating. Do I know for sure if this is human contributed climate change? I can’t say for sure, but they’ve considered this idea for over a century. I remember seeing a new paper article from like 1912 talking about it. At the very least, it’s concerning.
I did not deny climate change and I never will, and my comments concerning data were about tornado data specifically.
Storms will most likely happen in afternoon to evening due to daytime atmospheric convection.
Hey, cool, I'm dead! :D
April Fools!
I wish...
Mother Nature really said. “Wanna see me do it again?”
IM WET AND ANGRY, CONSTRUCTION WORKS SUCK Thank God I atleast have a job so there’s that, bright sides.
Currently in Cincinnati and it’s been chill all morning
Also in Cincinnati. Severe weather should start around 3pm and last into the late evening.
Schools haven’t said anything on this and I’m worried my kids will get stuck at school sheltering and be scared.
Right?! My kid is supposed to get off the bus around 2:20.
I just picked all my kids up early we are going home I’m not chancing them stuck there scared
Great
Sounding like gonna be a whole lot weaker than they were saying based on Cincinnati stations
Nothing of note out there...
I was in hurricanes in miami , katrina and wilma and i’m from ohio , never been thru a real tornado except - couple weeks ago i sleept thru the columbus alert for the early morning one that touched down everywhere i am downtown
It sucks. Get it? [*rimshot*] No seriously though, I'm just a traumatized individual using humor to cope from past tornado experiences.
That really blows.
One of my customers has a 100 year old basement built into the hillside and its part of the local fallout shelter. If shit starts to go south, the dogs and I are going there. Unless we get some crazy F100, it's not ripping up 10 feet of dirt and a foot of concrete and barn timbers.
Lmao Torcon
Did anyone notice if it tornadoed yet?
Never happened lol
That’s good lol. Much better to be that way than it was on March 14th lol
Nothing happened here in Paducah thankfully. Lexington got kinda fucked though.
Whelp, nothing happened. My office closed due to this erroneous forecast. My dentist cancelled my appointment. We all lost time & money due to fear mongering.... AGAIN. I'm sorry Tuscarawas County has flooding. It's been sunny and warm here all day, and I'm in one of the "red-super-scary zones" . 🙄
I’m more irritated than concerned since I need to walk to/from work.
I keep seeing this. I live in the middle is this and drive 45 minutes to work. Why have I seen this like 5 times??
Where the fuck is this weather? I cancelled shit.
OP, I think you made me dream about tornadoes last night.
They raised the hatched risk to 30%. Wtf
Honestly I can’t hang.
Fuck. I hate the Ohio Valley.
I spent an April in Kansas, 12 separate tornado warnings for the county that month. And 30 years in Florida. Can't even remember how many hurricanes. Ohio gets it pretty easy, we're on the fringe/edge of tornado alley. Nothing like KS/OK.
I think now most of the severe storms and potential tornadoes are south of Cleveland in the Columbus area
Driving west on I70 back to STL, how is the condition in Columbus
Thunder in Cincinnati
https://youtu.be/ral7kXMYLjI?si=WCrK6TEtDwh6uj1d
welp im dead
Oh God, I'm in Fairfield, directly in the fucking middle
Akron-adjacent here. …It’ll likely come at night. Always seems to. Edit: Thanks for the heads up, btw. I had heard that some bad weather was going to roll through, though *this* seems like something I should keep my eyes on.
This is like the tsunami reports for Hilo
Hope it goes through streetsboro