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A bit dated but I just saw this. The shot I took above is looking towards Baltimore corner, where it touched down. My thought at the time was most likely a rain shaft, but that was probably the location of the tornado as well. PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ 300 PM EDT TUE APR 14 2020 ...NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 04/13/20 TORNADO EVENT... .HENDERSON MD TORNADO... START LOCATION...BALTIMORE CORNER IN CAROLINE COUNTY MD END LOCATION...HENDERSON IN CAROLINE COUNTY MD DATE...APR 13 2020 ESTIMATED TIME...327 PM EDT MAXIMUM EF-SCALE RATING...EF-0 ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED...80 MPH MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH...30 YARDS PATH LENGTH...4.9 MILES BEGINNING LAT/LON...39.0642/-75.8548 ENDING LAT/LON...39.0649/-75.7644 * FATALITIES...NONE * INJURIES...NONE ...SUMMARY... A WEAK EF-0 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST NORTH OF BALTIMORE CORNER IN CAROLINE COUNTY MD AT APPROXIMATELY 327 PM ON APRIL 13, THEN MOVED IN AN EAST TO NORTHEAST DIRECTION FOR ABOUT 4.9 MILES BEFORE LIFTING JUST SOUTH OF HENDERSON MD. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED, BUT NUMEROUS TREES ALONG OR NEAR THE PATH WERE EITHER SNAPPED OR UPROOTED IN A SPORADIC PATTERN. THE MAXIMUM WIND GUSTS WERE ESTIMATED TO BE 80 MPH AT THE PEAK OF THE STORM.

Regular season is unwatchable, but yes the playoffs and esp the finals are entertaining.

Full serve gas stations are few and far between these days.

The clean air and deep blue skies...

I gave y'all the "hint" yesterday. He has his shtick, so either engage or don't.

A lot of the stay at home orders expire May 15, I believe. If the latest projections are correct, it would make sense to begin to relax things (outside of known hot spots) at that point. The biggest issue will be getting people back to work in cases where they are required to be in close proximity, and/or depend on public transportation. If the current lack of available and efficient testing/appropriate PPE is somehow resolved, then it should be possible to execute a 'reopening' in stages. Remains to be seen ofc.

This becomes a bigger "issue" as the weather warms. The way things are looking, it shouldn't be a problem in many places over the next month or so. Small gatherings outside around the pool will go on regardless.

People are outdoors and if they are staying in groups of a few and moving along it would seem to be low risk. Problem is where it goes from there. People tend to get 'too comfortable' at some point. Adequate enforcement is key.

Expect to see more of this in places that 'rush' to get back to normal. The availability of fast testing is still somehow elusive, and it's the SoS at the federal level. Pence says the testing capacity is there to reopen. Okay.

Soylent green?

We can just grind up the dead.

Nah just an objective assessment. Don't be mad bro. Nice to see you decided to come back and contribute after you stomped off a few days back.

For those who have not figured this out yet, Phin is a classic contrarian troll. He is also a pompous, condescending ass. Yet he is easily triggered, and will take his ball and go home after quickly tiring of playing nice in the sandbox with the "shitheads", only to return again. An interesting pathological study.

Gradually reopening in phases makes perfect sense as the number of cases/deaths decline, but only with widely available, effective testing. Those who want to "save the economy" and just let nature take its course will find out that reopening without effective testing/contact tracing, and PPE requirements, will "wreck" the economy more efficiently than the temporary lock downs. It will be the Smithfield pork plant x 100000.

I read this and legit started thinking about SPV destruction.

I posted a (much higher quality) version of this graph a page or 2 back.

This is exhibiting hysteria on the other end.

That is a pretty general, and not very personal question. I mean, you advertise that you have 3 residences and their locations right under your display name.

Well there are plenty of "shiitheads" here, yes. Noise is easily filtered.

I don't see it. A lot of people are misinformed because their primary source of "factual" information is what they read on Facebook and Twitter. I have little use for social media. The data is pretty clear that young, healthy adults are at a low risk of dying from this, or even getting seriously ill.

Well I think that is the point. It is a novel virus, so we don't have either, yet the silly comparisons to car crashes and people dying in their pools continues by folks that "should" know better.

Generally agree. As for those "protests", they are nothing more than a staged shiit show by one very specific group.

Already happening.

lol I just realized he was referring to Phin, not Dr Phil. lol I got that finally.