Posts in the "Storm Reports" Category

  • Rare October Tornado Confirmed!

    The National Weather Service here in Nashville have confirmed that Friday October 9th, 2009, an EF-1 tornado touched down! The tornado touched down near the borders of Robertson and northern Davidson counties, and was about 100 yards wide. Its damage path was 1.82 miles, and wind speeds were estimated to be around 90 MPH.

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  • The Lifecycle Of An Outflow Boundary

    Tuesday, September 8, 2009

    Monday September 7, an Outflow Boundary, sometimes know as a Gust Front, formed north of Nashville. See image above.
    An outflow boundary, or gust front, is a rush of cool/cold air from a thunderstorm. Gust fronts can last over 24 hours, and travel hundreds of miles before dissipating. Gust fronts can be seen [...]

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