this is actually my home town and i was actually working at the firehouse when this event took place, this was by far the strongest storm that i have chased or been through since the April 9th tornadoes came through our area many years ago and caused major damage.
I know the forecaster is being serious, but when he said, "Goodness gracious. Great Balls of Fire." I couldn't help but laugh. But this is some serious stuff.
Where I work at we had the heavy rain from the thunderstorm that was headed for Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area, I work in the Saint Matthews area, although I live in Fairdale, Kentucky.
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this is actually my home town and i was actually working at the firehouse when this event took place, this was by far the strongest storm that i have chased or been through since the April 9th tornadoes came through our area many years ago and caused major damage.
Where is the warning bulletin it's supposed to be at the top.
I know the forecaster is being serious, but when he said, "Goodness gracious. Great Balls of Fire." I couldn't help but laugh. But this is some serious stuff.
@43:20 that's one strong looking hook echo.
They really need to do something with those lightning bolts cluttering the screen. Like, get rid of them. -_-
Multiple times he reverse-labeled the wind directions. He was definitely shook…can't blame him, I would've been too.
I was curious if you, or anyone you know, have coverage from the Cleveland area from April 7-8 with tornado warning coverage?
I live here, too. Your coverage started AFTER Clifton was under the gun with a tornado warning. We were put under around 22 hundred:10.
Where I work at we had the heavy rain from the thunderstorm that was headed for Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area, I work in the Saint Matthews area, although I live in Fairdale, Kentucky.