[BC] EAS Question

[Powell Way]

On Mar 8, 2009, at 1:41 PM, Larry Fuss wrote:
> Not in my experience.  If a warning is issued for Smith County, that's 
> the
> end of it.  There are NEVER any follow-up warnings that say "the 
> tornado is
> on the ground and headed for the trailer park at the edge of town."
>

Then the storm dissipated. Often some warnings will give paths. If no 
additonal warning is given, the storm dissipated. Tornadoes, generally, 
  are very short lived events. Often the warning is for a "doppler 
indicated" tornado. That means there may be a tornado forming, and it 
may not ever get to the ground. You can't have spotters everywhere, and 
the radar CAN NOT tell what is actually occurring at ground level!