Thats the curse sign from the, "church of Satan" made famous by Ronne james dio who was a member of the church. Iam not saying james knows that but maybe he does.
I've heard the same theory about the hills & hollers & small mountains, and how all of the aforementioned are often very steep in north Alabama, so I believe the theory myself. We've been told this for decades. All of the rolling & steep terrain of the land certainly lends credence to this theory for WHY there are so many particularly deadly tornadoes in north Alabama. Me entire family has been living for generations in and around Cullman & Guntersville.
What he is saying makes sense to me. So glad my mom and dad settled in Metro Atlanta and not Birmingham where my mother's from. Not saying that we don't have tornadoes--we do. But no F4's or F5's so far. Praying and knocking on wood that we never will. Damn scared of those beasts.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Makes sense. That's why Dr. Forbes thinks Oklahoma has so many tornadoes too, the air coming from the area of Oklahoma that's higher in elevation then central and east Ok.
Fascinating theory. I've seen some limited discussion there may be some belief Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains, located near Lawton in southwest Oklahoma, may also play a role in supercell generation although I don't think a serious scientific study has been done. Still, some really nasty tornadoes (5/3/99 and 5/20/13) formed in the area generally north and east of that minor range and the '99 Moore supercell formed a few miles to their north.
Georgia is only kinda part of Dixie Alley, it doesn't get nearly as many tornadoes as Alabama and Mississippi do. Systems usually have fizzled out in terms of tornado potential by the time they get this far east (Metro Atlanta resident).
I could listen to this man talk for days
He is so gifted. And we’re so lucky to have him. He has trained big names, one ABC’s Ginger Zee! He is our Alabama celebrity.
We all could.......
@@williamodle5417 yep…..yes…..mmhh…
Im from Arkansas and I consider Mr. Spann the "Weatherman of The South"
James Spann is the man.
Yes he is!
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Rock on James.
spookypen lol
Haha
Thats the curse sign from the, "church of Satan" made famous by Ronne james dio who was a member of the church. Iam not saying james knows that but maybe he does.
James Spann is THE weather expert and the best in the business. We are so fortunate and blessed to have him.
I feel safe when he is on tv.
Honestly this dude has educated me about weather more than school does sometimes
I watched this from Jacksonville. At JSU. On a computer. In class after finishing my weather research class report.
lol ok, should we all list where we are watching from??
The North Texas reference too! James has worked in the DFW area too!!
I've heard the same theory about the hills & hollers & small mountains, and how all of the aforementioned are often very steep in north Alabama, so I believe the theory myself. We've been told this for decades. All of the rolling & steep terrain of the land certainly lends credence to this theory for WHY there are so many particularly deadly tornadoes in north Alabama. Me entire family has been living for generations in and around Cullman & Guntersville.
I live in Vinemont which is in Cullman county. They come close to us
What he is saying makes sense to me. So glad my mom and dad settled in Metro Atlanta and not Birmingham where my mother's from. Not saying that we don't have tornadoes--we do. But no F4's or F5's so far. Praying and knocking on wood that we never will. Damn scared of those beasts.🙏🙏🙏🙏
I WAS SO HAPPY WHEN I GOT TO MEET HIM, WE HAD A FULL ON CONVERSATION IT WAS GREAT
It's on the Gulf Coast. When you have cold air from the north and hot air from the Gulf, well, it's like throwing gas on an already hot fire.
Yep
I used this video in my presentation. Thank you James your my idol
Basically, Alabama has a lot of hot air and instability which leads to a lot of destruction.
This is excellent quality articulating on a complicated subject. Also he is pretty cool 😎
Makes sense. That's why Dr. Forbes thinks Oklahoma has so many tornadoes too, the air coming from the area of Oklahoma that's higher in elevation then central and east Ok.
James is such a fantastic meteorologist. Respect the polygon, y'all.
This is why we respect the polygon
One very smart meteorologist
It makes sense.
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Be careful, Gene Simmons might sue.
Michael Crane Made me chuckle.
I've heard about the foothills possibly causing this. I can't recall who explained it, but in lamens terms, said it adds a "supercharger effect".
Fascinating theory. I've seen some limited discussion there may be some belief Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains, located near Lawton in southwest Oklahoma, may also play a role in supercell generation although I don't think a serious scientific study has been done. Still, some really nasty tornadoes (5/3/99 and 5/20/13) formed in the area generally north and east of that minor range and the '99 Moore supercell formed a few miles to their north.
Agreed!
The GOAT
Hi James spann
james, you left out Georgia and no, Im not from Georgia. 🙂
Georgia is only kinda part of Dixie Alley, it doesn't get nearly as many tornadoes as Alabama and Mississippi do. Systems usually have fizzled out in terms of tornado potential by the time they get this far east (Metro Atlanta resident).
Not all these tv poeple with horn hands lol