OHWX97
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Lots of chickens survived!
Love to see it! Given the complete destruction, that's nothing short of miraculous.
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Severe Weather Threat - June 17th-18th, 2023
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Love to see it! Given the complete destruction, that's nothing short of miraculous.
Gail
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Lots of chickens survived!
Tornadoes never cease to amaze me with these kinds of things. How do all those chickens (thankfully) survive when the shelter they were in is gone?!?
keithGA
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I don't have pictures, but when I was a kid, a tornado picked up one end of my uncle's 300ft chicken house, flipped it, and sat it back down 100ft to the east of its foundation. It was twisted in the center like. a bowtie. No chickens inside at the time, but the sawdust on the floor was left untouched.
OHWX97
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That's more than likely a very strong waterspout south of Point Clear, AL.
Bama Ravens
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This tornado coming off of Mobile Bay is weird. It’s started moving southeast and now it has a very strange couplet, that looks like it could be producing two tornadoes/waterspouts.
Any camera feeds? From condos catching it
Bama Ravens
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Probably not close enough to any condos to be seen.
OHWX97
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If that was actually another tornado, it would've been anticyclonic. Insane radar presentation. Right now, it looks like in might be cycling and getting ready drop another tornado, unfortunately, it could very well be overland this time.
Bama Ravens
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Definitely a very odd radar presentation.
Bama Ravens
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Probably a debris signature
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Confirmed tornado southwest of Foley per Ben Smith.
For the records, Louin is the first killer June tornado in MS since 1959 and potentially the first EF3 in June since 1957.
Significant tornado impacting Moss Point, MS currently.
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TOG over Moss Point
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Moss Point was definitely hit, structure damage with debris falling from the sky east of town.
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What're the odds. One heck of a June for Mississippi one for the books.
Early pics out of moss point.