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  1. May 8th, 2009, 02:46 PM #1
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    Here we go

    From: Local Weather Alert for Berea, KY - weather.com

    zoom out on the map. It looks similar to a hurricane. Pretty cool. Local Interactive Weather Map for Berea, KY (40404) - weather.com

    Issued by The National Weather Service
    Louisville, KY
    1:44 pm EDT, Fri., May. 8, 2009

    THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 268 IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM EDT /7 PM CDT/ THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS

    IN INDIANA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 10 COUNTIES

    IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA

    CLARK IN CRAWFORD IN DUBOIS IN FLOYD IN HARRISON IN JEFFERSON IN ORANGE IN PERRY IN SCOTT IN WASHINGTON IN

    IN KENTUCKY THIS WATCH INCLUDES 49 COUNTIES

    IN EAST CENTRAL KENTUCKY

    ANDERSON KY BOURBON KY BOYLE KY CLARK KY FAYETTE KY FRANKLIN KY GARRARD KY HARRISON KY JESSAMINE KY MADISON KY MERCER KY NICHOLAS KY SCOTT KY WOODFORD KY

    IN NORTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY

    BRECKINRIDGE KY BULLITT KY HARDIN KY HENRY KY JEFFERSON KY LARUE KY MEADE KY NELSON KY OLDHAM KY SHELBY KY SPENCER KY TRIMBLE KY WASHINGTON KY

    IN NORTHWEST KENTUCKY

    HANCOCK KY OHIO KY

    IN SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY

    ADAIR KY ALLEN KY BARREN KY BUTLER KY CASEY KY CLINTON KY CUMBERLAND KY EDMONSON KY GRAYSON KY GREEN KY HART KY LINCOLN KY LOGAN KY MARION KY METCALFE KY MONROE KY RUSSELL KY SIMPSON KY TAYLOR KY WARREN KY

    THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF... ALBANY... BARDSTOWN... BEAVER DAM... BEDFORD... BOWLING GREEN... BRANDENBURG... BROWNSVILLE... BURKESVILLE... CAMPBELLSVILLE... CARLISLE... COLUMBIA... CORYDON... CYNTHIANA... DANVILLE... EDMONTON... ELIZABETHTOWN... FORT KNOX... FRANKFORT... FRANKLIN... GEORGETOWN... GLASGOW... GREENSBURG... HARDINSBURG... HARRODSBURG... HAWESVILLE... HODGENVILLE... JAMESTOWN... JASPER... JEFFERSONVILLE... LA GRANGE... LANCASTER... LAWRENCEBURG... LEBANON... LEITCHFIELD... LEWISPORT... LEXINGTON... LIBERTY... LOUISVILLE... MADISON... MARENGO... MORGANTOWN... MOUNT WASHINGTON... MUNFORDVILLE... NEW ALBANY... NEW CASTLE... NICHOLASVILLE... PAOLI... PARIS... RICHMOND... RUSSELLVILLE... SALEM... SCOTTSBURG... SCOTTSVILLE... SHELBYVILLE... SHEPHERDSVILLE... SPRINGFIELD... STANFORD... TAYLORSVILLE... TELL CITY... TOMPKINSVILLE... VERSAILLES AND WINCHESTER.
  2. May 8th, 2009, 03:03 PM #2
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    Re: Here we go

    Also extends all the way to Bell and Claiborne Counties.

    Whenever you see a complex of storms looking like that, its a good sign it'll be a long-live damaging event. When it was crossing over into western KY the watch info had details out saying hail up 2 1/2 inches and wind gusts up to 105 possible. Watch info for central and eastern KY and TN just down to 2 inch hail and 80 mph winds, not much better, haha. Surprising that's not a tornado watch either.

    Certainly keep an eye on this as it gets closer to us this evening if it doesn't weaken. Watch out for storms popping up out ahead of the main lines too, those could become severe and dangerous storms.
  3. May 8th, 2009, 03:12 PM #3
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    Re: Here we go

    And I have to go to EKU for a trumpet lesson.
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    Re: Here we go

    Tornado watch out now for the area (including Lee, Wise, Dickenson, and Buchannan counties) until midnight. Lead line just crossing I-75. Some trailing storms behind it also.
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    Re: Here we go

    Some lightning, lot of rain, and a little bit of wind here in Jackson.
    [img]http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k102/ETWNAPPEL/calgraphic.gif?t=1238543058[/img]
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    Re: Here we go

    Tornado warning out Leslie and Letcher Counties in east KY. This storm is heading east toward the state line and if it holds together may get into Dickenson and maybe clip northern Wise County. Another potentially tornadic storm trailing it too. Storm heading just to the south of Kingsport still has a tornado warning out for it, spotters reported a tornado near Rogersville with it at around 8, that one has had a warning out all they way through TN from the middle part of the state.

    Leslie/Letcher info..
    National Weather Service Watch Warning Advisory Summary

    Radar:
    http://www.wunderground.com/radar/ra...=0&lightning=0
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