Severe reports.
Heres a close up of the Supercell that prompt the tornado warning in Davidson and Guilford counties.
Heres what the upper air sounding from Greensboro looked like 30 to 45mins before the storms hit at around 2:45am.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Monday night/Tuesday morning was a rough BUT exciting one.
A record breaking severe weather event unfolded from late Sunday evening April 3 to early Tuesday morning April 5 2011 with over 1200 reports of severe weather and a lot of tornadoes, one that was in Surry county NC. Also strong straight line winds raced across the Triad area with a few tornado warnings out also.
Severe reports.
Heres a few radar screen shots of the storms as they crossed into the Triad metro area.
Heres a close up of the Supercell that prompt the tornado warning in Davidson and Guilford counties.
Special thanks to Matthew East for the Gibson Ridge level 3 data.
Heres what the upper air sounding from Greensboro looked like 30 to 45mins before the storms hit at around 2:45am.
Just a prime severe weather sounding. The 00z sounding looked nothing like that the 6z above is from warm air advection and moisture advection.
Severe reports.
Heres a close up of the Supercell that prompt the tornado warning in Davidson and Guilford counties.
Heres what the upper air sounding from Greensboro looked like 30 to 45mins before the storms hit at around 2:45am.
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