Here you go, Mr. Cow

Our 'never wrong' weather man said it would stall out at the State line. Sure hope he's right this time. That's more or less what it has been doing.

Hope this works.

http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?ID=INX&lat=0&lon=0&label=you&type=N0R&zoommode=pan&map.x=400&map.y=240&centerx=400&centery=240&prevzoom=zoom&num=10&delay=15&scale=1&showlabels=1&smooth=1&noclutter=1&showstorms=99&rainsnow=1&lightning=1&remembersettings=on&setprefs.0.key=RADNUM&setprefs.0.val=10&setprefs.1.key=RADSPD&setprefs.1.val=15&setprefs.2.key=RADC&setprefs.2.val=1&setprefs.3.key=RADSTM&setprefs.3.val=99&setprefs.4.key=SLABS&setprefs.4.val=1&setprefs.5.key=RADRMS&setprefs.5.val=1&setprefs.6.key=RADLIT&setprefs.6.val=1&setprefs.7.key=RADSMO&setprefs.7.val=1&MR=1

HEY! YOU CANT POST OBSCENE PICTURES LIKE THAT ON THIS SITE!

That mess started in Austin Hill country Sunday night ended up as a MCS bow echo blowing thru here in Louisiana on Monday morning. We had 60+mph winds and hail at our office in Lafayette. It turned black as night, a couple the young ladies here kinda freaked out a little. Not me, I love this stuff (shot at about 8:30AM outside our back office door):

Here is different video of the same Bow Echo about 10 miles east of my office on a little lake called Lake Martin (not my video):

So please keep this tornado ally weather to yourself. After three different severe weather events over last week we don't want it anymore.