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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦

@GoedeTDS

PhD Student at ARRC-OU. BR - US. Radars, severe storms and lightning. I make jokes so bad they are clearly not supposed to be taken seriously.

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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦@GoedeTDS·
It's with immense satisfaction that I share my first ever lead author journal article. This also the first paper from my PhD. I'm exploring PAR to observe and study of lightning echoes. In short, PARs allow us to better observe and understand lightning. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…
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The Math Flow@TheMathFlow·
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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦@GoedeTDS·
The first South American Severe Storms Symposium will be organized in Brazil in November of this year. If you would like to present your work or just attend, please follow the instructions provided in this link: gov.br/inpe/pt-br/eve…
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Ernani de Lima Nascimento@Ern_Nascimento·
New article on the historical floods in Rio Grande do Sul state in 2024: going beyond the extremely intense rainfall. Novo artigo sobre as enchentes históricas no estado do Rio Grande do Sul em 2024, um episódio que foi além das chuvas intensas. journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/…
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Convective Chronicles
Convective Chronicles@ConvChronicles·
LINK: youtube.com/watch?v=O69ZDb… Meteorological breakdown of the surprise cyclic supercell that produced several tornadoes, a couple of which were strong, in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas on the evening of March 5. We'll discuss why this storm developed and how it was able to become a cyclic tornado producer when most of the action was expected to be farther southwest.
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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦@GoedeTDS·
Did a quick side project regarding Brazil's deadliest but enigmatic tornado outbreak. Had to use the NCEP 20th Century as ERA5 is totally off.
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Cameron Nixon
Cameron Nixon@CameronJNixon·
Side-by-side of events tracks and storm reports. This is not an operational product, but we're getting there! Look forward to more of these :)
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Lucas Moura
Lucas Moura@lucaschaser·
Hello everyone, a new website update has been released. You can now view, for some tornado track cases, especially from 2018 onward, the radar velocity and radial velocity imagery from the day and time when the tornado occurred. …98873450-7cc8f.us-central1.hosted.app In Rastros de Tornados page
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Jim Tang
Jim Tang@wxmann·
@tornadotrx No hard rules, there will always be exceptions. This particular event had strong thermos down south that made it work, small spatial extent, and the jet was translating east pretty fast (which is a green flag as omega project demonstrated)
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Jim Tang
Jim Tang@wxmann·
One of my synoptic “rules of thumb” is not to expect a widespread tornado outbreak if the jet streak core of a trof is N/E of the risk area. This may be causal, but could also just be a tell for diabatic effects from a large MCS complex and widespread EML consumption
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Here is why a tornado outbreak did not materialize yesterday - it’s all related to trough geometry, resulting in a front surging east faster than the storms. Even though it had a negative tilt, notice the weaker, meridional upper winds in central/southern MO in region 1. These NNE movers were quickly grabbed by the surging front, with no time to sample the favorable environment. QLCS tornadoes were the result. Farther south in AR, even though the upper winds were more westerly, they were much weaker and the upper trough was ejecting well north of the region. This led to unfavorable shear and thermodynamics for these southern storms as milk advanced ahead of the slower moving storms.

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TornadoTRX@tornadotrx·
@GoedeTDS @VORTEXJeff Mpas looks promising but it is not on the hrrrs level yet. Wofs is genuinely embarrassing pre initiation. hrrr is still king by far imo
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Jeff Frame
Jeff Frame@VORTEXJeff·
The 18Z RRFS depicted several intense supercells ahead of the line at 7pm this evening, while the 18Z HRRR was much closer to reality, with only weak storms ahead of the primary line.
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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦@GoedeTDS·
@tornadotrx @VORTEXJeff I’d say the MPASs have shown improvements and the WoFs is statiscally better overall, but because ensembles. The HRRR is not great but was the best option available. Anything that is not FV3 based will tend to better either, because FV3 is a vorticity crackhead from its inception
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TornadoTRX@tornadotrx·
@VORTEXJeff I really hate when people trash on the hrrr, relatively speaking it is not only the best cam we have but it’s incredible technology that no doubt has led to life saving forecasts
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Saheb Singh
Saheb Singh@PlaysSaheb·
@GoedeTDS Mother of good god is that a sounding for meteorite iceballs and downburst
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Vitor Goede 🇺🇦@GoedeTDS·
Just a little bit of CAPE in Cordoba today ahead of late evening shortwave
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