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This is another new feature I added to StormCenter: you can see directly in the map what kind of tornado reports there was, with the larger Missouri tornado icon being a EF-3. The CO and SW TX ones were landspouts. I will continue to distinguish btw brief, strong, wedge etc.

These devs are building a survival game where you and 7 friends have to escape a massive tornado. This looks insane!🚐💨 - Survive the storm - Scavenge parts to fix your van - Large-scale destruction Would you play this? It’s called Funnel Runners.

I had to switch deployment for StormCenter.app which could cause some issues. Please let me know if something is not working for you.

@aaronjayjack Cool, I saw an anticyclonic, very brief landspout in Big Spring, TX, in 2014. Not nearly as pretty as this one though.

Did you know not all tornadoes spin in the same direction? I’ve chased hundreds of tornadoes and I can only confirm 2 as being anticyclonic. The first one in 2016 near Big Spring, TX and another one in 2022 near Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Three additional shots from the tornado in San Juan County Utah today! Source is unknown but posted by Daniel Woodruff on FB #utwx

On my way over here: ✈️ A strike at a layover airport ✈️ Storm delaying my final flight to arrive at 2 am (after travelling 30 hours) ✈️ My bag arriving one day late On my way back now: ❌ My 1st flight was cancelled ❌ My 2nd flight was cancelled …and now this?😱

@attheusa I’m gonna go with windhoos for this one as well! It sounds really cool 🤩

@StormChasingUSA We were at the back hand of the storm at that moment and could see the spin up. I think the base of the storm by then already crossed the road. Leaning towards tornado but I’d use the Dutch word ‘windhoos’ for this one. ;-)

The first tornado in Menard, TX, yesterday that was questioned if it was a landspouts or not. Here is a video with more of the base visible. #txwx

Being the last day of T4 with #TornadicExpeditions and we need to be back in OKC at a reasonable time, we will skip the TX target area and head back. This makes yesterday my last chase day for quite some time now. But what a last (?) chase! 9 🌪️ in total and two on my last day!

@davidduncanw Yeah, this beat almost half of the tornadoes we have seen this week.

@StormChasingUSA Amazing structure can be just as awe inspiring as a tornado

I love these kind of endings to a storm chase. After today I am leaning more towards being a supercell chaser than a tornado chaser. 🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗

For all of you who, like us, are driving home in the rain and want a storm chasing playlist to go along with it: open.spotify.com/playlist/5E3Vx… #stormchasing

This is an angry looking cat! 😾

@taylorwrightwx …and go back to call them INSANE again? 🤔

Can we stop calling every tornado “multi-vortex”

@TheOneTrueDoug Steak tonight? 😃

Check out my view of this night time supercell.

@gregbarnswx It became too shy because of all the chasers

Spectacular tornado near Akron, Co. #cowx

@CameronJNixon x.com/stormchasingus… This is what we saw when it was reported…

Conspiracy theory: SPC actually does control tornadoes. The higher the outlook probs the more people go there and see "tornadoes".

The reported tornado near Stoneham, Co. 10 minutes ago. Landspout? #cowx

A newborn prairie dog at the Praire dog town in Lubbock, Texas. It could barely even walk.🥹

When the RFD hits Tour 4 of Tornadic Expeditions 💨💨💨