QLCS Tornadoes

Propagation, Evolution, and Rotation in Linear Storms. Project studying QLCS tornadoes in Southeast USA. March 1 - May 1, 2022. February 15 - May 1, 2023

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

https://t.co/8UYpemG25A.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

Everything you wanted to know about the PERiLS field seasons and emerging science…and even things you didn’t know you wanted to know 😃!
Early @ametsoc #BulletinAMS online release now available:

https://t.co/hcybcWIEeg

[NWS Jackson MS @NWSJacksonMS]

Make sure you have several ways to get weather updates. Storms will pass through some areas overnight. Keep your cells phones charges and DON'T turn off the alerts, they can wake you up if needed. Activate your safety plan and be prepared to take cover, no matter the time of day.

[NWS Storm Prediction Center @NWSSPC]

11:58am CST #SPC_MD 2273 , #lawx #txwx, https://t.co/U7R3FuGVry

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

Many presentations focused on analyses and preliminary results!
Check the schedule!

[American Meteorological Society @ametsoc]

40th Conference on Radar Meteorology #AMS40Radar starts on MONDAY! Join us for a great week of learning and networking.

🔗Register today: https://t.co/lbMiaT4MKd

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

Congrats to @EWolffWX on his successful defense using data from IOP2 2022 to examine OTs and other radar signatures to diagnose near-surface vorticity as well as examine updraft and rotation relationships.

[karen kosiba @karen_kosiba]

Thesis Thursday! A successful defense by @EWolffWX presenting his @PERiLS_Project research on chickens and eggs…or updrafts and vorticity 😁. Bonus points for conjuring up a real-life QLCS during his presentation 🤣! Congratulations on a super duper job well done!

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

Congrats to @BlindLeanne on a successful thesis defense looking at tornadic and non-tornadic mesovortex characteristics using @DOWFacility data!

[Chris White @chrisvawx]

@PERiLS_Project information alert! Join us November 4th to hear more about it!

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

The field phase of PERiLS has ended. Thanks to all the participants and communities that welcomed our instruments and people 😃! Now the analysis of the data begins! We will be sharing our findings in the weeks and years to come!

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

@AngelaRowland71 The 5th Intensive Operation Period. A fancy way of saying we are collecting coordinated data for the 5th time this season.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We will be operating as early as late Tuesday (4 April) and into Wednesday (5 April) in the Jonesboro, AR area for IOP5.

[NWS Little Rock @NWSLittleRock]

Our hearts go out to all those impacted Friday's tornadoes. Please consider completing this brief survey on your experiences. It'll help us understand how we can improve our warnings to you. https://t.co/KWByfmxKMF Please share this post widely. Thanks! #arwx #qrs

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We will be operating today (Friday, 31 March) for IOP4 within the radar coverage of our mobile radar array.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

@Germman6 Yes. Up through through about Lawrenceberg, TN.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We are a GO for IOP4 in the TN Valley on Friday, 31 March. We will be operating in northern AL and southern TN.

[NWS Jackson MS @NWSJacksonMS]

The Rolling Fork/Silver City tornado has received a preliminary EF-4 rating. We still have a great amount of information to process, and we will provide additional details on this tornado as they are finalized.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We are a GO for IOP3 on Friday, March 24th starting around 4PM central time. Will be operating in southeast AR, northeast LA, and western MS.

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We are a “GO” for IOP2. Will be operating in the delta Thursday into Friday AM (2-3 March).

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

We will be operating today (Feb 16th) in western Alabama and Eastern Mississippi ahead of and during the potential severe weather threat. Follow along with teams virtually…we will be posting throughout the event. Please stay weather aware!

[QLCS Tornadoes @PERiLS_Project]

Weather balloon launches in Memphis for new storm research project https://t.co/XXaB9d3iJx