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Huge Weather geek | 📸Photography | Weird habit of staring at the sky often | 🎸Music enthusiast | occasional shenanigans |🌪️=2

Tennessee, USA Katılım Nisan 2023
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Echo⚡️⛈️@Vorticity4401·
Good afternoon everyone! During the past several months, I have been building a neat weather/tornado archive site! The highlight of this site is the 2009-present EF4+ tornado RUC/RAP sounding archive. ALL 96 EF4-EF5 tornadoes since 2009 are included. Link below! #wxtwitter
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Severe Weather Soundings
Severe Weather Soundings@SevereSoundings·
HRRR does have tendency to overestimate northern extent of severe weather. However, it generally looks to be in line with other CAM's. Depicting SSEasterly LLJ ahead of any potential supercell in the warm sector across Wisconsin. CIG2 really should be extended farther north. Along with 10%. Second setup of the season I think a 15# could be justified.
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Andrew Shearer
Andrew Shearer@Drewshearer444·
1/ A robust severe weather event remains in store for a large portion of the Plains and Midwest tomorrow. We have greater clarity on the exact types of hazards and the timing of severe weather across the risk. What can we expect and what remains uncertain about the risk tomorrow?
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Gary Lezak
Gary Lezak@glezak·
Yesterday’s tornado just south of Clinton, MO is incredible to watch. Thank you to Amanda Johnson for sharing this security camera video hitting the south side of Clinton. Notice how it hits the barrels first, then almost immediately ramps up and begins tearing apart trees. So dangerous and in just a few seconds. #SevereWeather #Tornado #LRC
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Cyclone Chaser ollie
Cyclone Chaser ollie@ollieleinerwx·
15 year anniversary of the largest NC tornado outbreak on April 16th, 2011. This day would spawn 30 tornadoes killing 24 in North Carolina. Defining tornadoes (in order of the photos) were the Wilson EF2, Askewville EF3, Fayetteville EF3, and Raleigh EF3.
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Chase Wilson
Chase Wilson@DualDoppler·
Cutting so many soundings from the EML source region has been disastrous for model data. Forecast verifications have been really bad lately. We really need something to give here…
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Max Archer
Max Archer@MaxArcherWX·
Tomorrow houses the best parameter space we've had in Oklahoma so far this year but it's not gonna fire because of the nuclear 850's. Regardless of who want's it, if we want ANYTHING to happen in the southern plains we desperately need this cold front to come through and cool everything down and bring the convective temperature back down and cool down the 850's and 700's. That March heatwave was one of the worst thing's we could've had for April severe weather.
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Echo⚡️⛈️@Vorticity4401·
A rare and horrifying police dashcam capture of the likely violent Dyer County, Tennessee F3 during the obscure April 2, 2006 tornado outbreak. This was an extremely close encounter with the tornado shown in a newly surfaced video which will be linked below. #wxtwitter
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Weather History
Weather History@weather_history·
April 16, 1998: Middle Tennessee bore the brunt of a widespread outbreak. A large rain-wrapped F3 made a direct hit on Nashville. To the south, a cyclic supercell produced three long-track violent tornadoes (including an F5 near Lawrenceburg). 12 people were killed. #wxhistory
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NWS La Crosse
NWS La Crosse@NWSLaCrosse·
🌪️Union Center, WI tornado update: After completing a damage survey yesterday from eastern Vernon County into southwest Juneau County, NWS La Crosse confirmed an EF3 tornado with estimated maximum wind speeds reaching 140 mph. Fortunately, no injuries or fatalities reported.
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Nick Krasznavolgyi
Nick Krasznavolgyi@NickKrasz_Wx·
- Damage Survey Update - The tornado that impacted Union Center, Wisconsin on April 14 has been preliminarily rated low-end EF3, with peak estimated winds of 140 mph, according to the National Weather Service office in La Crosse, WI.
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August S WX
August S WX@Crazycars811·
Intense tornado damage around Union Square WI - first time seeing destruction this bad first hand. Possibly Wisconsins first EF3 in 5 years.
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Giovanni Rizzotti
Drone footage of damage from today's intense tornado near Union Center, Wisconsin, courtesy of Troy Rott on Facebook. A home was completely swept off its foundation. Multiple other structures damaged or destroyed, and many trees downed and snapped, #WIwx facebook.com/reel/394928445…
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Last two images are NROT/PTDS track swaths and EF scale estimation/TDS heights*
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The tornado produced near Union Center, Wisconsin earlier from ~22:35z was no doubt an intense+ tornado. Rapid switch from convergence to pure rotation configuration akin to EF3+ cases; resulting in a 61.7 knot Vrot and TDS height of 15,000-20,000 ft ARL. #wxtwitter #wiwx
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Star
Star@StarInBoxWx·
Fortunately, today's tornado ceiling was not met, thanks to a bit of messier mode in IA/WI, and low-level stability, suppressing any convective development in Central Illinois. Definitely still a major hail outbreak though, would've easily verified a 45##/MDT.
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Weather History
Weather History@weather_history·
April 14, 2012: A massive outbreak of 84 tornadoes struck the Great Plains. Nine tornadoes were significant (EF2+). A violent EF4 leveled homes near Salina, and devastating EF3s tore through Woodward, OK, and Wichita, KS. Six people were killed and 72 were injured. #wxhistory
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Nick Stekel
Nick Stekel@NicholasStekel·
@MaxVelocityWX Hillsboro, WI and Union Center WI. The building is a golf cart shed with no occupants.
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