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Re: March 15 Tornado Outbreak
      Mon Mar 17 2008 04:11 AM

The situations surrounding the prior night's tornadic supercell that tracked through downtown Atlanta simply amazingly spared thousands from potential injuries. I can't imagine what we would be reading about had the Mississippi State vs. University of Alabama game at the Georgia Dome not gone into OT.

It's our turn today into Tuesday here in central Texas. SPC already has a pretty strong Day 1 up - wouldn't take much for them to bump the existing Slight Risk to a Mod around here. Considering a more linear mode developing eventually, by far most of the reports should be of wind and hail; however, we do tend to get some potent misocyclones embedded within QLCSs around here.

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* March 15 Tornado Outbreak HanKFranK Mon Mar 17 2008 04:11 AM
. * * Re: March 15 Tornado Outbreak Clark   Wed May 28 2008 11:34 PM
. * * Re: March 15 Tornado Outbreak cieldumort   Mon Mar 17 2008 04:11 AM
. * * update HanKFranK   Wed Mar 19 2008 09:58 PM

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