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Tornado Watch(3/23/11)

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NWO are these moving NE or just west to east?

The ones in Northern Kentucky are moving in a more easterly direction. The other ones around Frankfort and the Lexington/Richmond area are moving northeasterly.

The ones in Northern Kentucky are moving in a more easterly direction. The other ones around Frankfort and the Lexington/Richmond area are moving northeasterly.

 

Got ya, winds are still gusty on NKU's campus, I just watched an air show. I see blue sky's to my left/west

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Those in the E-town area might want to get ready to seek shelter. The velocity radar is showing signs of possible rotation maybe forming in the severe storm near there.

Those in the E-town area might want to get ready to seek shelter. The velocity radar is showing signs of possible rotation maybe forming in the severe storm near there.
That's where my home office is. They just sent out a company wide warning...I think they are going to shelter.

 

A friend also just sent me some pictures of Nicholasville. Looks like they got hit with a TON of hail, real quick.

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That's where my home office is. They just sent out a company wide warning...I think they are going to shelter.

 

A friend also just sent me some pictures of Nicholasville. Looks like they got hit with a TON of hail, real quick.

Please be careful. I was going to post the velocity radar but for some reason can't. I think it it how the NWS has it set up.
Please be careful. I was going to post the velocity radar but for some reason can't. I think it it how the NWS has it set up.

I actually work remote from Louisville so I'm not there today...but I do have a ton of family in that area. Hopefully it doesn't hit too bad there.

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