Swamp Fox;380258 wrote:Parts of NW Ohio were under a tornado warning a little while ago although I have heard no sirens going off as yet. We have had no rain or lightning so far and it may have skipped far enough to the North that we won't actually experience any residual effects, but whenever the weather service says warning I get a little nervous.
mths_2013;380275 wrote:Not in FayCo
which direction? Apparently the storm followed 795.Rotinaj;380291 wrote:I live about 5 min away from lake. Hopefully that it stays away from me!!!
there is another storm cell on its way to NW Ohio. There were 15 reported tornadoes from this storm over 45 minutes while it was in Illinois.sonofsam;380303 wrote:Its showing a lot of "possible tornado producing storms" up near Toledo. All quiet here, thank God.
sonofsam;380323 wrote:Its going to be an extremely active summer across Ohio. It seems the familiar places that receive bad weather are getting it as well as the areas that rarely see Tornado activity. Honestly, I am almost 31 years old and before the 2 Tornado Warnings we had in the past 4 days, I only remember ONE growing up. Things have been acting crazy lately...
I Wear Pants;380342 wrote:Yeah, I never know whether they're being legit or not in Columbiana. Seems like sometimes they don't even say anything and then all of the sudden the sky is trying to murder me.
Rider_In_Ttown;380365 wrote:2 people confirmed dead in Lake Township from tornados. One died when her car was hit and the other died walking close to Lake HS. Another major storm coming
ts1227;380368 wrote:0320 UTC
2 SSE WALBRIDGE
WOOD OH
*** 2 FATAL ***
LAKE TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION AND DISPATCH CENTER DESTROYED. HIGH SCHOOL BADLY DAMAGED. MANY HOMES DAMAGED. ONE FEMALE KILLED IN A CAR. (CLE)
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/today.html
http://www.wtol.com/Global/story.asp?S=12602130
Still unconfirmed as a tornado, but that should change come Monday.
WTOL is saying Lake HS is "destroyed". They're supposed to have commencement there tomorrow.
ts1227;380340 wrote:Those warnings down by you were legit too.
Just based on past trending, the NWS office in Pittsburgh (which covers in Ohio starting with Columbiana County and then heads to the south and east... they cover PA and the panhandle of WV mostly) only issues warnings when shit is going down. The NWS Cleveland (which covers from Toledo, across northern Ohio through Cleveland, Canton, and Youngstown) has a quick trigger finger. MANY storms that Cleveland warns will not be warned once they cross into Pittsburgh territory... I learned this growing up in Columbiana County when Cleveland would issue a tornado warning in Stark and then Pittsburgh wouldn't issue shit in Columbiana, and the storm had for the most part not weakened at all.
(To be fair, Cleveland does well with their western counties where it is flat and tornadoes happen; however they overwarn like a motherfucker on their eastern half where it starts to get hilly,namely Canton/Akron and Youngstown)
You have good meteorologists covering your area down there in Jefferson County.
(On a related note, Cleveland apparently did get one right today in Wayne County, where an Emegrency Manager saw it on the ground; 12 structures were damaged)
