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[quote]The fact KULM still isn’t visible on apps like RadarScope is frustrating[/quote] It would definitely help. tBoat was supposed to have fixed it, but he dropped the ball....
[quote]Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.[/quote] He's doing good work, too. He has been working to compile a reliable list of public storm shelters around the country. He's created an overlay (I guess that's what it is called) for Google Maps that shows the locations. There's a way you can add it or turn it on i...
[quote]Yourself and others help as well but I appreciate the kind words[/quote] These threads have become a group effort, and I like how people contribute. We all can learn a lot from it. ...
[quote]I am sure you know this already but just for redundancy you have a slight chance of severe weather overnight[/quote] Yeah, I'm fully expecting the weather radio to blare me awake at some point. Hopefully, the worst wind stays north....
[quote]Definitely the first real populated area it'll reach (population of around 800)[/quote] It looks like it'll be a direct hit, too....
It hit something significant North of DS. It has a huge debris ball on Reflectivity and is now lofting debris to the North on CC. [img]https://i.postimg.cc/D0VWpgZr/a7416582-d21a-4196-abc1-80ce58153bc8-7183379929861.gif[/img]...
[quote]The main squall line will catch up with these supercells and become more of a high wind threat with a few isolated spin up tornadoes along the line. Central and south central KY will get rocked with high winds and flash flooding.[/quote] Yep. This will likely turn into a considerable wind ev...
[quote]Yes Legend, the majority of Dawson Springs is south of I-69 if it did turn left and is now on the north side of the interstate[/quote] It did hit something because it lit up a debris ball on Reflectivity, but at least it missed most of town....
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/rpFQbtMK/88df5c80-ae5f-4bdd-9117-5cde457b118c-6604742619457.gif[/img]...
It turned before Dawsons Springs and jumped north of 69. That should have kept it out of the majority of town....
[quote]My stomach is in knots. Our camp is between Dawson springs and where that says Charleston. My dad was there in the December tornado a couple years ago and that one missed by less than a mile to the south. Thankfully we decided to stay home this weekend. Hopefully we avoid a second one.[/quote...
Nevermind. It didn't, but it did move it North. Maybe just far enough....
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/qvbdnNns/Screenshot-20240526-204018-Radar-Omega.jpg[/img]...
[quote]That’s what I was thinking, like you said it’s going to be close[/quote] It looks like the majority of town is to the north. At least part of it will get hit if it stays on the ground....
Dawson Springs looks to spread north, though. It will hit part of the town....
[quote]Legend are these highly populated areas?[/quote] I think Dawson Spring is decently populated. I just know they got hit hard by the Mayfield EF4*(5). ETA: Pisco can tell you. That's his area....