The Weather Channel is asking people to take shelter and be careful about viewing these storms. But, obviously there are people that are outside the shadow of the predicted tornadoes and have taken digital pictures of them on the horizon.
The forecasters have stated the storms are moving slower than yesterday, but, that does not mean there is less threat. Sustained presence of these tornadoes does not decrease danger. Additionally, it all adds up. The offshore vortex is stalling the system over the USA, so the advancing front will be moving slower as it makes that turn back inland.
From the Sydney Morning Herald:
Constance Lambert embraces her dog after finding it alive on returning to her destroyed home in Tupelo. Photo: APTupelo, Mississippi: (click here for video) After leaving a trail of death and destruction across at least six states, a series of violent storms that spawned dozens of tornadoes continued to move through the South on Tuesday morning.
It was the third day of deadly weather to rip from the Midwest through the eastern portion of the nation, bringing severe thunderstorms, fierce winds and large hail.
In all, at least 30 deaths have been reported since Sunday in a swath from Oklahoma and Iowa to Alabama and including Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee....
