Need to see the ground.
So if you guys can widen out,
pan down and let me see what's happening.
So I know you're you're in
at Montgomery Plaza and and.
OK right right over here.
Hey, here it is. Jesse.
This may be our rotation right .
This may be the tornado
meteorologist Jesse Huela and s.
Do you guys see that?
I look at it.
It's hard to tell from where I am right now.
But I may be seeing rotation right now.
A meteorologist,
Jesse Wheeler has a larger TV.
Where he's seated right now, Je,
do you see that behind that building?
It's scoop.
They're on the right side of the
Montgomery Plaza building to the right.
I see a little in.
Just a little bit of an indenti,
a little bit of a notch that cod
be the start of a funnel cloud.
Zoom in to your right,
a little bit scoop in between
those two buildings.
Is that Jesse?
I know you have a better TV
over there where you are.
Could that be that little
Scudder is that little rotation
that we're seeing there,
if we can hold that shot?
I mean it looks like it's rotat,
looks like it is, look at it,
you can see two different motions going on.
Obviously the the stuff kind of in the
foreground moving to the right and then
the stuff in the back to the left now.
If that is that scoop on that camera,
if you could just keep an eye on that
very specific area as it tracks across,
you know, right here that's,
you know, pretty raggedy not
seeing anything confirmed there
but definitely something to kee.
Keep watch.
Yeah. And scoop, if you can hea,
this is what we're looking for.
I'm looking at the base of the
thunderstorm and we're trying
to see if we see any rotation.
Of course it appears.
If you can zoom back out for me right now
what we're looking for is I believe this
is our rotating wall cloud right here.
And I know, Matt.
Howerton is out there as well.
And yeah, this is, this is it.
This is our super cell thunders.
So this is the rotating wall cl.
And Jesse, I do see a little bif
rotation here at the base of this storm.
But scoop, what we're looking fs
that the base of the storm itse,
that's where we're going to have the,
the funnel cloud start to rotate
and then it will start to lower.
And it's kind of hard to see frm
from their position right there.
But I see you're across the
street from Montgomery Plaza.
Not in that area.
It's going to be down here in the base,
not necessarily up here up any higher.
But Jesse,
from your vantage point over th,
I don't see any rotation right .
But it does appear as though this wall
cloud is is rotating at this mo.
I'm looking to see if we have ay
of our other spotters that are
reporting to tornado right now,
but we are getting some conflicg
reports from some folks who havd
their eye on this storm in Tarrant County.
And really the whole lifecycle d
the report right now that we'ret
we're getting from some of our chasers
in the field is kind of conflic.
As I mentioned,
the report we're getting right w
from some of those in the field,
they're saying that it hasn't touched down.
So there's a lot of uncertainty
with this at this moment.
But I don't see anything
happening there right now.
Euless by the Euless and Bedford right now,
I'm assuming Hurst is gonna
be doing the same thing,
activating the outdoor storm si.
We this, this is clearly our road to Jesse,
wouldn't you agree?
This is our rotating wall cloud right now,
because I mean,
I could see the rotation here in the base.
I just don't see.
I don't see a funnel cloud developing.
I did earlier.
Yeah, so you know you looking
at radar here for instance,
it just kind of in the backgroud
here looking at velocity scans,
what was a tighter rotation now
and we're kind of seeing this h.
It's more raggedy, it's more broad and
for those that's actually good stuff.
We want that, we want it to be more broad,
we want it to be raggedy.
You just looking at the
there's the scans now.
I would say the rotations really gotten
a lot less now you're seeing still that
you see this rising motion right now,
right there,
right and a lot of Times Now we're going
to work on seeing who confirmedt
tornado there one of the storm spotters.
But what you're seeing a lot of times
people can can get confused by .
I mean look at this.
This is a pretty ominous site,
right.
You
could see you could see the
rotation here. Yeah you could.
It's broad. The broad rotation.
Yeah very broad now.
So you want to watch in
these cycles when you have.
A super cells, they can cycle u,
they cycle down.
You want to keep an eye on these
areas because you know you can,
in just a very short instance,
you can go from a raggedy wall d
or raggedy unorganized rotationo
all of a sudden the funnel, maybe a tornado.
So that's why we're keeping a ry
close eye on this. But you know,
looking at these scans of radar,
you see how now just kind of dispersing.
Sometimes people will see these things
and immediately start to panic.
They get tornado.
And of course because there's eh
rotation, we want everyone to to stay safe.
But nonetheless, we do have some
rotation in this thunderstorm,
definitely keeping an eye on it.
Look at all the upward motion t.
You see that there for the Scud
there, yeah, you could see the Scud here
and there is some confirmation right now
that there's a number of experid
storm chasers in the area that ,
they did see a, a brief dust uph
some whirls under the wall clou,
a funnel over West Fort Worth a bit earlier,
maybe with some a bit of debris
associated with that. Right now.
So there may have been a bit
of a debris cloud briefly,
but right now you know,
I mean you're looking at this
live just like we are and I dont
see anything at this moment.