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@SuperCellzWX @nocontextdat Beech Bottom, KY on 7/2/2023! A super short-tracked tornado

@oddballwx @nocontextdat i cannot for the life of me find this

@nocontextdat cool rock

Beautiful women are trying to contact me

Someone enjoys the snow! ❄️ #kywx @Kentuckyweather

Brief auroral substorm in Madison County, KY. #kywx @Kentuckyweather

@WickyDubs2 -84.45, 37.72 {Photo 1: 4:44UTC, Photo 2: 4:34UTC, Both: 11/11/25}

Did you see the aurora tonight? Submit your reports below to be involved in a citizen science case study for 11/11/25! Please include - LOCATION - DATE - TIME (UTC)

How it started vs. How it ended

@WxScholl All my good photos are on my camera. Anyways Richmond KY!

SHARE YOUR AURORA PHOTOS IN THE COMMENTS WITH YOUR LOCATION, curious to see where everyone is capturing photos from this evening! Captured this photo from Central Illinois a few minutes ago… #auroras #Auroraborealis

Aurora glow in KY, west of Richmond KY! @I65WxSils @Kentuckyweather #kywx

@Kentucky_WX Battling clouds but there she is!

@oddballwx Let me see any pics if you got them!

Northern lights EXTREMELY possible in areas with limited cloud cover tonight….. Send me any reports!! #KYwx

The EF5 drought is over. The tornado that struck areas near Enderlin ND back on June 20th, 2025 has recently been upgraded to an EF5 with officially estimated winds of >210 mph — unofficial intensity estimates put it around ~266 mph. Absolutely historic day. #wxtwitter #EF5

🧵 Every VIOLENT Tornado of 2025: A look into the 5 strongest rated tornadoes of the year. A thread!

I remember this event vividly, a lot of rivers and streams flooded badly. Especially in places like Frankfort. Definitely an event to remember.

Now that’s a cool shelf. Richmond, KY 4:38pm. @Kentuckyweather #kywx

@MML15MML From someone living in Richmond (10 miles north of Berea) I did not see anything around that time period. I’m not sure what that photo is.

Despite all of the weather manipulation and magnetic field claims, what do yall think this is? #wxtwitter

Caught this huge shelf between lightning entering Madison County, KY. @Kentuckyweather @Kentucky_WX #KYwx

Every EF5–rated DI along the 2013 Moore, OK tornado’s track and associated aerial imagery. A thread (quite a big one too); #wxtwitter #wx #tornado #EF5 #tornado 🧵⬇️

At 6:10 AM CST this day 20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina made landfall in southeast Louisiana, with windspeeds of up to 125 miles an hour. This would bring devistating flooding to the city of New Orleans, in which levee failures caused massive flooding. Storm Surge flooding also was a concern, with the highest surge being reported at 27.8 feet in Pass Christian, Mississippi. 1,833 people were killed, over 7,500 people were injured, and this event still remains one of the deadliest natural disasters in American History.

On August 25th, 1992, Hurricane Andrew was just hours away from making landfall for it’s third and final time. Commonly associated with intense Hurricanes, a series of tornadoes were produced across Louisiana and Mississippi, including a particularly strong F3 that tore through the north side of LaPlace. 2 people were killed and 42 were injured in the whole event, many of which were in LaPlace. Hurricane Andrew remains a top ten on the “Costliest Hurricane” list, due to the sheer intensity of its core windspeeds, its triple landfall, and its tornadoes. - Credited via Tornado Talk (Google)