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@TwoDogsWx

fcstr. Opinions are my own. https://t.co/0wxuEYdkPs https://t.co/HKIZQfBKBl

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TwisterKidmedia
TwisterKidmedia@TwoDogsWx·
SPC Nation⚡️ The job's not done until we bring back a High Risk! 🟪 I'm staying home!🌪 DMs are closed Please respect my decision 🙏 -Lyons #AGTG✝️ #blessed #stayinghome
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John Homenuk
John Homenuk@jhomenuk·
Introducing “This Week in Chasing” and the WSCO. For a long time, folks have desired a non-official but consistent outlook that was specifically designed for storm chasers. Well here it is! open.substack.com/pub/jhomenuk/p…
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Jake Thompson
Jake Thompson@ChaserJake94·
This is a cool update from @WxByte with their SatSquatch app! You can draw your own fronts, add pressure symbols, distance tool, pull HRRR sounding at ASOS stations, and add locations.
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Ryan Hall, Y’all
Ryan Hall, Y’all@ryanhallyall·
We had an absolute blast geeking out with NWS Springfield today with @BluekandyWX
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Elijah Joyce Weather@ElijahWeather·
It was really great getting to finally meet @ryanhallyall in person and meet Andy (@BluekandyWX) again! We spent hours talking to the SPC and discussing everything from weather forecasting to broadcast communication. It was an amazing experience, and we built new bridges and new connections we never thought would be possible!
Ryan Hall, Y’all@ryanhallyall

When you see a Tornado Watch on your phone, this is the room it came from. Got to visit the Storm Prediction Center in Norman and talk about the future of weather forecasting with the team for hours. Unreal experience with Andy @BluekandyWX

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Evan Bentley
Evan Bentley@evan_bentley·
It was a pleasure hosting Ryan and his team today. Fruitful discussions toward a common goal of protecting lives and property. Really cool to hear what they are working on and a great opportunity to share how our operations works.
Ryan Hall, Y’all@ryanhallyall

When you see a Tornado Watch on your phone, this is the room it came from. Got to visit the Storm Prediction Center in Norman and talk about the future of weather forecasting with the team for hours. Unreal experience with Andy @BluekandyWX

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Ryan Hall, Y’all
Ryan Hall, Y’all@ryanhallyall·
When you see a Tornado Watch on your phone, this is the room it came from. Got to visit the Storm Prediction Center in Norman and talk about the future of weather forecasting with the team for hours. Unreal experience with Andy @BluekandyWX
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Andy Hill
Andy Hill@BluekandyWX·
Ryan and I at the National Weather Center! Building bridges we never thought were possible :)
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maybe: k*rk
maybe: k*rk@oldscarf1stweek·
Most weather influencers and storm chasers should consider joining me in the Valley of Despair instead of the Peak of “Mount Stupid” on various social media platforms
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TwisterKidmedia@TwoDogsWx

Not trying to hijack Jordan's thread but to hammer home the point; the average shift at SPC has over 100 years of collective severe weather forecasting experience. 250-300 severe weather events worked each year for 30+ years. There are only 28 of us, on the entire planet...

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Evan Bentley
Evan Bentley@evan_bentley·
First guess for CIG1 is anywhere with a STP>1 Nov-May. And EF2 tornadoes w/ STP<1 are HSLC. So yes, most every tornado probability will also have CIG1 this spring Tornado intensity is strongly influenced by shear. And shear is almost always moderate to strong this time of year.
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TwisterKidmedia@TwoDogsWx·
@WeatherNowKY @PettusWX It'll take some getting used to but coverage != intensity. So what we are saying here: A lot of blue dots, most not 75 mph but a few could be that high. Same with tornado. Higher chance of tornadoes but probably not much stronger than ef 2.
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Weather Now-Kentucky
Weather Now-Kentucky@WeatherNowKY·
@PettusWX Makes sense, suppose I need to adjust more. I was simply shocked to see that level on the risk maps, but not on the general outlook. Just feels so weird!
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Weather Now-Kentucky
Weather Now-Kentucky@WeatherNowKY·
I must still not understand the new SPC system if a 10# Tornado risk + 45# wind risk doesn't equal a Moderate Outlook.
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Connor Croff
Connor Croff@ChasingWConnor·
Taking my grandma on any storm chases near home has become a tradition of mine over the last few years. When I was 18 and did not have my own chasing vehicle, she stepped up to the challenge and would drive me around in her own Rav4 if I wanted to go chasing. Fast forward 4 years and now she has seen 11 tornadoes including this monster wedge shaped tornado near Kankakee, IL this past Tuesday.
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Stephen Cross
Stephen Cross@scr0sX·
@TwoDogsWx Yet still some people will criticize the forecasts because 18z RRFS simref tells a different story.
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TwisterKidmedia
TwisterKidmedia@TwoDogsWx·
Not trying to hijack Jordan's thread but to hammer home the point; the average shift at SPC has over 100 years of collective severe weather forecasting experience. 250-300 severe weather events worked each year for 30+ years. There are only 28 of us, on the entire planet...
Jordan Hall@JordanHallWX

I’m actually getting very annoyed with every new age chaser always attacking and going after the SPC for outlooks. Just because the last 3 years of chasing has been bonkers tornado wise doesn’t mean you are all forecasting geniuses. It’s not always as simple as a HRRR/RRFS run to show you a squall line and call it trash for putting a 10% hatch. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk

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TwisterKidmedia@TwoDogsWx·
@greg_mcneal_32 @Cdunlapweather @wxKobold Incorrect. That doesn't apply to tornadoes that pccur from June to October nor does it apply when stp is less than one. Mathematically the probability of a sig tor in these conditions is 1/5 which is why it is cig1
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wxKobold@wxKobold·
So maybe I'm confused but I feel like maybe CIG1 is going to be a fairly meaningless product if the usage is "any time there's a 10tor outline the entire 2tor in CIG1 hatching"
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Jordan Hall
Jordan Hall@JordanHallWX·
I’m actually getting very annoyed with every new age chaser always attacking and going after the SPC for outlooks. Just because the last 3 years of chasing has been bonkers tornado wise doesn’t mean you are all forecasting geniuses. It’s not always as simple as a HRRR/RRFS run to show you a squall line and call it trash for putting a 10% hatch. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk
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Evan Bentley
Evan Bentley@evan_bentley·
For those who haven’t seen it yet, might be a good time to review the modified Derecho definition. We are working on an updated webpage, but in the meantime this is the most comprehensive article explaining the changes. BLUF: Serial no longer counts. spc.noaa.gov/publications/s…
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