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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wxcoin, post: 4348113, member: 74624&quot;]When the Storm Prediction Center adds PDS to one of their watches, anyone living within the watch area should be on high alert.&nbsp; They only add PDS to situations where they expect an outbreak of severe weather and violent, long track tornadoes.&nbsp; The local NWS forecast offices issue the warnings and will add a PDS to a warning when a dangerous, confirmed tornado has been reported; not just evident on radar.&nbsp; I worked the last 20 years of my career contracted to the National Severe Storms Laboratory, co-located with the Storm Prediction Center.&nbsp; The forecasters at the SPC are the best of the best.&nbsp; I knew some of them personally and witnessed their dedication to keeping our citizens informed of impending severe weather.&nbsp; If you are ever in Norman Oklahoma and interested in severe weather, I recommend arranging a tour of the National Weather Center.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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