Welcome back to the show, folks.
We do have a tornado warning that
just popped up in the area as you
can see down here to the South and
we zoom the camera in on it here.
This is a tornado warning that's just
popped up from the National Weather Service.
It is going to last until 9:30 AM
we're looking at the tornado warning
you can see just South of Fayetteville
that is headed toward southern
parts of Clayton County as well.
If you're in these particular areas folks,
you need to take this precautions
and head to your safety place.
Right now as we speak,
we're going a little further here.
And take a look at this,
doesn't look that impressive
on our radar at least,
but this is coming from the
National Weather Service.
They're saying that there is
a tornado for Clayton,
Fayette, Fayette,
Henry and Henry counties
until 9:00 o'clock or 9:30.
It's capable of reducing a tornado.
This is a Doppler indicated tornado
could be on the ground there
moving to the east at about 40 mph.
And so you're looking just South of
the Fayetteville area as we speak.
One of the ways that we try
to look at one of these.
This, a situation like this,
is by looking at the velocity
map and what that shows us is
the rotation and the clouds.
You look over here toward Glenwood Lane,
right here,
close to this area here where we
could be seeing some rotation.
Looks a little broad to me,
but it could be a little rotation.
There it is.
Doppler indicated doesn't mean
that it's confirmed on the ground,
but it's in this particular area.
So if you live in this area near Oakley,
Oakley Manor Drive over toward Red Wine Rd.
Over toward Price Rd.
you definitely need to get into
your safe place right now as we
have a Doppler indicated tornado
over toward the Glenwood Lane area.
Again,
this is headed toward the Clayton
County area,
Fayette County as well as Henry
County Plantation Parkway.
If you live in that area,
definitely want to take the
necessary precautions right now.
Again,
this is a Doppler indicated tornado
that has touched down on the ground
and we want to stay with you
here until this begins to expire.
This is to expire within the
next 14 minutes or so.
As it continues to push over toward
the east at about 16 or 15 mph,
I do want to put a track on it for you.
Let me just stop this loop for a minute here.
Put a track on you to let you know some
of the places that will be affected by this.
It is continue to slide over toward
the east at about a good 30 to 45 mph.
So you're talking about flipping over,
could be over your area around 9:30.
One McDonough if it holds
together 933 Ola around 939.
As it continues to push over toward the east,
again doesn't look all that impressive
at least on our radar here.
But again, Doppler indicated.
So that means that when you
say Doppler indicated tornado,
what that means is that we see
in rotation at least in the
upper parts of the atmosphere.
That's what we're looking at.
When you look at the veils or velocity,
we're looking at the winds moving away
and toward the radar and usually when
you get that a tight couplet there of
winds moving away and from the radar.
It's what we indicate by that rotation.
Now, whether or not that funnel cloud has
reached the ground yet or not, we don't know.
But we've been watching this.
We haven't had very many reports of
tornadoes in the area so far this morning.
Most of it has been severe
thunderstorm warnings.
But this again as a Doppler indicated tornado
that is making its way over toward the east.
It will last until 9:30.
And so we're going to stay on the area
with you until this begins to expire.
First up here to the north,
you can see where we have some
very heavy rain.
We've had new lightning strikes as
well up toward the strike bridge area.
This is now moving through Henry County.
And this,
you know,
this is kind of like where we've
been seeing a lot of the is
that they cancelled it.
That has been cancelled.
Now again it didn't look all that
impressive to me at least from
the what we've been seeing so far,
but this so far has been cancelled at
least by the National Weather Service.
They are the ones who call these storms,
but you can see where.
It doesn't look all the impressive at all.
In fact a lot of that has been
going to fall like fall apart.
We've been looking at the possibility
for a brief spin up tornadoes and
this could have been one of those
ones where I'm certainly this is
the case where there was a Doppler
indicated tornado where we had a
little bit of the rotation in the
atmosphere around this particular storm.
But now it's starting to see that
begin to die off just a little bit.
Again, it didn't look all that impressive,
so it could have been just a brief one.
We'll let you know if there's
any reports of any damage in that
area as we go along.
Certainly folks in that area,
if you live in that particular area, be safe.
If you can see anything, let us know,
report it to us and we'll get back
to you as soon as possible on that.
Right now it appears that most of the,
well,
we we still have that one severe
thunderstorm warning that's up
here to the north.
As you can see,
this was over into the Clark County area.
Walton County,
northern parts of Walton County,
over toward Campton,
headed toward the Watkinsville area.
This set to expire around
9:30 as it continues to
advance over toward the east,
moving at about 45 mph so we
do not have a tornado warning.
That tornado warning has
been allowed to expire.
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