Tornadoes run through MO and IL.

[Letemburn]

This is just crazy. Ill be praying for all the guys out there. Really hope it dont go south a bit and come and hit Louisville, Kentucky wherei m at, this is happening not that far from where im at. Its been raining non-stop here and looking and feeling just like tornado weahter.

"Up to 98 tornado reports now. If they keep rising and the typical 90% return rate occurs, we may be looking at a Super Outbreak II pretty much. I'm sure we saw a lot of F3 & F4 types today and I'm not going to doubt we might end up with over 150 official tornadoes in the same amount of time as the Super Outbreak."

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/weather/0603/gallery.tornado.stmary/images/04.lightning.ktvi.jpg

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/weather/0603/gallery.tornado.stmary/images/03.house.ktvi.jpg

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/weather/0603/gallery.tornado.stmary/images/06.trailer.ktvi.jpg

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/weather/0603/gallery.tornado.stmary/images/01.debris.ktvi.jpg

And theyre showing no sign of stopping.

[Vols8907]

thats terrible

[Letemburn]

Weather channel said if this continues all this could happen over again and be almost the same hitting all the same places. And guess whos in red :(.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Charleston1895.gif

[Vols8907]

im not but it would be very close to me cus im just to the right of the red

[Letemburn]

Tornado outbreak continues

5:15 a.m. ET 3/13/2006
Sr. Meteorologists, The Weather Channel

Severe Weather Outlook (http://www.weather.com/multimedia/player.html?from=stormwatch&clip=365&collection=topstory) http://image.weather.com/web/common/icons/video_icon_s.gifOAS_AD('MapSpon') if (isMinNS4) { var mapNURL = "/maps/news/normalweather/index_newscenter.html"; } With over 1300 severe reports (hail, wind and tornado) over the last 6 days, powerful thunderstorms continue to impact areas early Monday across Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana and southern Michigan. The threat for violent, long-track tornadoes continues to exist across many of these states. In addition to large, long-lived tornadoes, huge hail and wind gusts in excess of 75 mph are possible. The threat for severe weather will continue to spread eastward across the Ohio Valley during the day on Monday. The threat will also extend across the South where areas from the Tennessee Valley to the lower Mississippi Valley could be impacted. Cites today that should be on guard for severe weather include, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Detroit, Buffalo, Nashville, Little Rock, Birmingham and Shreveport.
In other areas of the nation, winter rules. Accumulating snow is spreading early this morning from South Dakota and far northern Nebraska into the Upper Midwest. In excess of 6 inches (locally over a foot) is in the process of coating southern Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan as a storm center (the same one is triggering the severe weather) swirls from Missouri into Wisconsin. Snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour are likely. In the Minneapolis-St. Paul area a winter storm warning is posted for tonight for 6 to 10 inches of snow.

[wally]

Wouldnt a Recon Map based on the latest Tornados be cool?

[Jim Brown]

i want a snow map