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36. NWS in Jackson, MS is supposed to send out 3 survey teams

Sat Mar 25, 2023, 11:35 AM

Mar 2023

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Mar 25, 2023
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Good morning!

We are deploying three survey teams this morning to assess the damage from yesterdays severe storms.

Team 1- Sharkey County
Team 2- Humphreys County
Team 3- Holmes/Montgomery Counties

Our goal is to assess as much as we can today but please bare with us! (1/2)
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(2/2) While we will try to get everything covered today, these surveys may take a couple of days. Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers are with everyone affected by the terrible storms yesterday. Please stay safe out there today! #mswx #arwx #lawx
10:22 AM · Mar 25, 2023

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JAN issues Public Information Statement (PNS) at Mar 25, 5:16 AM CDT ...Preliminary Storm Surveys Scheduled for Today, March 25th for the areas near Rolling Fork to Winona in central Mississippi...
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PNS issued by NWS JAN at 25 Mar 2023 10:16 UTC
6:16 AM · Mar 25, 2023

Agree with a poster upthread - when you see trees snapped and bark stripped, you're talking at least a strong F4 if not a F5.

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First Light of Rolling Fork Mississippi after a Violent #Tornado last night. [View all] catbyte Mar 2023 OP

But, of course, there in no climate change, and this is all God's will............ DFW Mar 2023 #1

Look up the tri-state tornado of 1925. Sadl, these are not new. BlackSkimmer Mar 2023 #4

True enough, but the frequency of the ferocity seems to be new n/t DFW Mar 2023 #10

Key phrase "seems to be" Jack the Greater Mar 2023 #41

I suppose the news coverage is more comprehensive these days. DFW Mar 2023 #46

What I have Rebl2 Mar 2023 #14

It is unusual, but not unprecedented Jack the Greater Mar 2023 #42

Lived in SoCal for about 50 years. I don't remember weather like this. calimary Mar 2023 #44

We had Rebl2 Mar 2023 #45

Yep, that's a good description. calimary Mar 2023 #53

"And git yo' big gummint hands off the GREAT state of Mi'ssippi!" peppertree Mar 2023 #31

Yeah, gotta wonder where God's Will falls in all of this. Ferrets are Cool Mar 2023 #2

When the death toll jumps early like it did this morning, you know this is going to be bad. Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #3

Won't be God Traildogbob Mar 2023 #23

It's a figure of speech. Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #25

I know Traildogbob Mar 2023 #26

This message was self-deleted by its author Jack the Greater Mar 2023 #43

Unreal imagery. Devastating. Freethinker65 Mar 2023 #5

That's horrible. Tornado Alley has shifted. It's gone south leftyladyfrommo Mar 2023 #6

All because of climate change due to global warming. scarletlib Mar 2023 #8

As one who lived in OK first 32 years, then in TX and MS in time for 3 major hurricanes, txwhitedove Mar 2023 #48

I'll take hurricanes, you can see them coming for days, got time to leave Shanti Shanti Shanti Mar 2023 #52

Total destruction. Wow. Deeply sorry for those who survived. scarletlib Mar 2023 #7

OMG! panader0 Mar 2023 #9

Jesus. That looks like F4-F5 damage - bark peeled off trees. hatrack Mar 2023 #11

I read Delphinus Mar 2023 #16

Probably is Rebl2 Mar 2023 #18

As a former disaster worker, I definitely agree. Takes a ton of power to lift large trucks onto allegorical oracle Mar 2023 #33

Dear Goddess, is there any one/any thing, left of that community??? niyad Mar 2023 #12

I think I saw a courthouse or school in a background shot . . . hatrack Mar 2023 #13

I saw that as well. One wonders how damaged. niyad Mar 2023 #19

I hear about dozens of deaths, probably at least 3 dozen. That's Ilsa Mar 2023 #17

Good heavens Delphinus Mar 2023 #15

Oh no! Those poor people! I can't recall ever seeing aftermath photos of such massive destruction KPN Mar 2023 #20

My God! What devastation!! I can't imagine going through what these people did. Fla Dem Mar 2023 #21

Where do you even hide? Goodheart Mar 2023 #28

Underground. LittleGirl Mar 2023 #34

The ones at night are always worse. Emile Mar 2023 #22

I can't remember ever seeing any damage this bad randr Mar 2023 #24

KY in December 2021 BumRushDaShow Mar 2023 #40

I don't think I've ever seen such thorough destruction Goodheart Mar 2023 #27

Horrible devastation. The drone video is amazing. Liberal In Texas Mar 2023 #29

Heart wrenching. LoisB Mar 2023 #30

This makes me cry. Samrob Mar 2023 #32

Yes indeed. colorado_ufo Mar 2023 #35

NWS in Jackson, MS is supposed to send out 3 survey teams BumRushDaShow Mar 2023 #36

Really sad. The weather is getting extreme due to a disturbed climate. Don't give Tait Reeves A CENT TeamProg Mar 2023 #37

The two climate change deniers up thread don't seem to buy that. BannonsLiver Mar 2023 #51

Sad and devastating. OMGWTF Mar 2023 #38

Thoughts & Prayers should pretty much take care of everything. nt TeamProg Mar 2023 #39

Geodesic domes would survive most if not all tornadoes BSdetect Mar 2023 #47

Always thought geodesic domes were great. Always remember the old TV series, allegorical oracle Mar 2023 #49

I looked up the town... albacore Mar 2023 #50