one in florida and in alabama and, of course, texas and oklahoma. the texas storm that did hit was now rated as an ef-2. that s up to 135 miles per hour. they continue looking at it to see if they see any stronger winds than that. for some reference, because i did someone say they didn t hear any sirens, the warning was put out four minutes before the town was actually hit. four minutes. that s how quickly the storm spun up. the radar caught it. the weather service did put out the warning. for some people, that was just too late. didn t have time to go anywhere. four minutes from a severe thunderstorm to a tornado on the ground. that s why you need to be so diligent when you hear some kind of a warning, if your phone goes off, it s time to move now. there s the weather now. could see flooding from this. flash flood warnings issued. storms around memphis, back down to the west of birmingham. this is the weather i m talking
If you've ever taken an interest in chasing tornadoes or severe weather in Texas but not entirely ready to commit, then you'll definitely want to follow this group
If you've ever taken an interest in chasing tornadoes or severe weather in Texas but not entirely ready to commit, then you'll definitely want to follow this group