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@wxmann The storm reports map looked a lot different in 1999.

Remember when MDT risks where colored blue?

@CameronJNixon @wxmann How about when the storm reports map was solid black?

@wxmann Wait what when was this lol

“There goes my roof … Aaawww crap” Menasha Tornado up close via YouTube user @JoeSchmit youtu.be/j3ttR3rOlrI?is… via @YouTube

@PappenheimWx More rolling fork

@PappenheimWx My app Ground Truth lets you look at all the damage photos from the NWS. Just tap Pro and use the code EF5 to try it free. redskyready.com/ground-truth/

My take on the EF debate: if we’re going to upgrade tornadoes like Enid and Enderlin, then it’s time to address the elephant in the room… Rolling Fork.

@PappenheimWx Rolling fork images

@wistormchaser_ @PettusWX Ground Truth Photos is under the pro tab redskyready.com/ground-truth/

@RedSkyReady @PettusWX What app is that?

New research from the NSSL and the University of Illinois suggests the April 23rd Enid tornado produced winds above its current EF4 rating. Using treefall pattern analysis and 3D vortex modeling of the RV displacement near Southgate Road, three independent analyses estimated peak 3 second winds between 204 and 217 mph, those are winds of EF5 intensity. The tornado remains officially rated EF4 at 175-180 mph. Any revision rests with NWS Norman.

@PettusWX Ugh that's the one of the biggest problems I was hoping my app would solve. Right now everything is vetted by the NWS before it's shown. The images are uploaded from their damage assessments but sometimes they add other reference photos... So far I haven't seen any ai photos.

The takeaway everyone should have from this NWS office supposedly posting an ai image of a tornado (tho I’m leaning not ai at the moment), is that image generation has come a very long way and this is going to be a big problem not being able to verify if a photo 100% is real.

@weathertrackus Wow. What a mess. 81.9 miles long!

The Garden City-Monticello, MS tornado from May 6, 2026 wind speed has been updated to 160mph (high-end EF-3) due to tree damage. The path width has also been increased to 1.5 miles.

@NWSGreenBay Here's some of the damage assessment data.

NWS storm surveys confirmed a tornado in the Appleton/Menasha area yesterday with a preliminary rating of EF-3. Updated information can be found at our storm summary page: weather.gov/grb/07272026_S…

Japan reports that more than 9,000 people are now sheltering in evacuation centres in the aftermath of the earthquake.

@jffry8902 @LukeSampe

@LukeSampe 6 miles and it's not even that bad. Fuck off.

12.1 miles of hell on Earth. Devastating is not even the accurate adjective.

@RoadTourMag @LukeSampe I made the mistake of saying it went from the lake to the town on reddit. I never would have expected that path!

@LukeSampe North to South is not a common thing.

@LukeSampe From NWS assessment on Ground Truth app. Appleton WI damage.

Damage photos from Appleton WI.

BREAKING: A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck near Kumamoto, Japan.

Strong shaking felt across Kumamoto, Japan after 7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes the area; dust clouds rise.

Last night's storm recap