Severe weather looking likely Monday noght

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Severe weather, with all modes possible, looking likely for Monday night into Tuesday morning. Right now, central and south MS looking to see the best chance where an upgrade to an enhanced threat is expected tonight.

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[mcdawg22]

The Real Big Show is in my pants.

 

[She Mate Me]

The Real Big Show is in my pants.

I'm kinda embarrassed about the spit laugh this caused from me.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

Severe weather, with all modes possible, looking likely for Monday night into Tuesday morning. Right now, central and south MS looking to see the best chance where an upgrade to an enhanced threat is expected tonight.

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I saw that. The real threat a little west of you, but this has been a really quiet year. I am not complaining, but it has been really quiet.

 

[mcdawg22]

I'm kinda embarrassed about the spit laugh this caused from me.

It’s my favorite sign that’s ever been at a wrestling event. 2nd is The Guy Behind Me Can’t See

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

I saw that. The real threat a little west of you, but this has been a really quiet year. I am not complaining, but it has been really quiet.

From some of the ag weather guys I follow I think the next couple of weeks may be pretty active and then it might calm down a little

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

From some of the ag weather guys I follow I think the next couple of weeks may be pretty active and then it might calm down a little

Our typical spring season usually cranks up about this time of year and peaks late April before ending mid-May. Last two years have been anomalous in that they were most active February and March and quieted down in April. To be determined if this is going to be a quiet year or just one starting more in line with normal.

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Rolling Fork, Silver City, Winona, Amory tornado. That was a night that will haunt me forever. I'll never get those images out of my head.

 

[She Mate Me]

From some of the ag weather guys I follow I think the next couple of weeks may be pretty active and then it might calm down a little

So, I know you're big time ag. Should small time ag hold off on putting his mater seedlings out a week or so?

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

So, I know you're big time ag. Should small time ag hold off on putting his mater seedlings out a week or so?

Might have one more little cool spell and then I’d put them out.

 

[Dawgbite]

Tomorrow, Sunday , is the one year anniversary of the tornado that hit my house. I’m still burning brush but at least I still have a home. Neighbor is still living in a camper, he has a couple of months to go on his house.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Tomorrow, Sunday , is the one year anniversary of the tornado that hit my house. I’m still burning brush but at least I still have a home. Neighbor is still living in a camper, he has a couple of months to go on his house.

Which city were you in?

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

Mom says you can still see a lot of the scars in Amory, especially coming in from Smithville down Highway 25. She would know because she lived through the Smithville F5, and the storm that hit Amory last year ended up just half a mile south of her house. She also said because FEMA did not get involved in the cleanup as they did after the Smithville F5 in 2011, people had to pay for removing the trees themselves, and most folks didn't have that much money. There was extensive tree damage evidently left in Amory, not to mention the trees destroyed in the Smithville tornado were mostly pulverized.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Tomorrow, Sunday , is the one year anniversary of the tornado that hit my house. I’m still burning brush but at least I still have a home. Neighbor is still living in a camper, he has a couple of months to go on his house.

This is what I drove up on in Silver City a few minutes after it hit and started helping in S&R.

 

[Dawgbite]

I live in Wren, just outside of Amory. Same tornado it just hit me about ten minutes before Amory. This is a before and after of the church about 300 yards from my house.

 

[Dawgbite]

Mom says you can still see a lot of the scars in Amory, especially coming in from Smithville down Highway 25. She would know because she lived through the Smithville F5, and the storm that hit Amory last year ended up just half a mile south of her house. She also said because FEMA did not get involved in the cleanup as they did after the Smithville F5 in 2011, people had to pay for removing the trees themselves, and most folks didn't have that much money. There was extensive tree damage evidently left in Amory, not to mention the trees destroyed in the Smithville tornado were mostly pulverized.

I had 41 trees down in just my yard. FEMA would only remove debris that they could reach from the road. They said that not a single tire could be off the asphalt. The roadside at my house is a twenty foot deep ditch. There was no way to put debris on the side of the road within reach of their trucks. Total BS.

 

[Dawgbite]

I burned this pile this past week.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

I imagine it makes the North side of Amory look different. I grew up in Smithville and lived in Amory for a while, so I always came into town on the north side via Highway 25. Mom said I would not recognize it.

I know what that feels like. In 2013, I drove into Smithville after the F5 clean-up and what they could rebuild. I drove into town to the railroad tracks in the middle of town before I knew where I was. It was a huge shock.

 

[Dawgbite]

In Smithville everything was just gone, in Amory it was just destroyed but still there. I'm still finding stuff in the field behind my house and not just coolers and garbage cans but I'm finding hand tools. So far I've found a couple of hammers, a pipe wrench, a ratchet, and assorted wrenches. None of it belonged to my neighbor who lost his house and the next closest house is over half a mile away.

 

[thatsbaseball]

Been up graded for parts of central Ms.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

In Smithville everything was just gone, in Amory it was just destroyed but still there. I'm still finding stuff in the field behind my house and not just coolers and garbage cans but I'm finding hand tools. So far I've found a couple of hammers, a pipe wrench, a ratchet, and assorted wrenches. None of it belonged to my neighbor who lost his house and the next closest house is over half a mile away.

My brother was right on the edge of that kind of devastation and damage. His house was totaled, and his tools were scattered everywhere. His boat was wrapped around the top of a tree at the end of a neighboring field. Directly across the street from his home, there were no houses for two blocks. There was nothing but foundations. The town built a Memorial directly where his house was, and he bought another home in Fulton. My heart goes out to you, brother.

 

[Dawgbite]

I imagine it makes the North side of Amory look different. I grew up in Smithville and lived in Amory for a while, so I always came into town on the north side via Highway 25. Mom said I would not recognize it.

I know what that feels like. In 2013, I drove into Smithville after the F5 clean-up and what they could rebuild. I drove into town to the railroad tracks in the middle of town before I knew where I was. It was a huge shock.

Armory is gone. Football field is gone. Amory Marine is gone. Pretty much anything on the immediate south side of Hwy 25 is gone.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

The latest update has pulled the tornado threat east. Squall line is still expected, but strong tornadoes are possible embedded in the line

 

[TimberBeast]

So, I know you're big time ag. Should small time ag hold off on putting his mater seedlings out a week or so?

On the coast, started hardening mine off last week but put them out Saturday at lunch, they've been out there since. The wind today has me a little worried but they have to get used to it anyway.

 

[The Peeper]

On the coast, started hardening mine off last week but put them out Saturday at lunch, they've been out there since. The wind today has me a little worried but they have to get used to it anyway.

I've had mine in Starkville on an 'enclosed in plastic' screen porch in a Rubbermaid plastic tote since they sprouted, on the coldest nights it only gets to about 50' on the porch. I've been moving them outside on the sunny days in that clear tote with a dark lid. They're looking a little leggy but that's ok, I'll bury most of that height anyway when I put them in the ground.

 

[She Mate Me]

On the coast, started hardening mine off last week but put them out Saturday at lunch, they've been out there since. The wind today has me a little worried but theye have to get used to it anyway.

Yeah, I decided to wait a week or so. It's windy as hell today and it looks like we'll get one more dip into the 30's this week so no point. They wouldn't do much and might get beat up.

My seedlings are hardened off and pretty used to wind, but they're not npt big enough to be worried I'm late.

You're probably at least two weeks ahead of me weather wise on the coast.