re: SEVERE WEATHER: Moderate Risk for parts of LA & MS; Enhanced/Slight risk for most of AL

3 active tornado warnings right now and we're just getting started. It's gonna be a long day across Louisiana.

EDIT: 4, if you count the one that's heading from Texas toward the Zwolle area.

I hate these types of days but love them at the same time.

radar really lighting up right now, 5 tornado warned cells

I think prior to the Joplin tornado, or maybe the year before, it was a "best guess" type thing. Mets had a good idea that it was debris, but were not able to say with any certainty that it was debris. Now, less than a decade later, layman can pick out a debris ball on radar and be correct a large majority of the time. Short of visual proof by spotters, it may be the best tell that a tornado is on the ground.
Now, radar is getting better and better at showing size and intensity simply by the debris ball.

fontenots need to watch out

I dont know how the ville platte storm is not warned.

Smaller cell near Church Point eventually crossing 49 is another one to keep an eye on. Back end hinting at rotation. Watch for lightning. All of our warned cells have been popping off lightning as they mature.

Which, you know, says there's a good updraft associated with it.

Alexandria storm has gotten real Broad. I wouldnt be shocked if it is just getting stronger.

Just as I posted, it happened on the next frame

I expect the one by Zwolle to expire. Not much happening in the way of rotation

To those who use Radarscope, how is it on mobile?