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Chinook

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  1. rotation was a maximum at Drake Airport, Greenland, Arkansas. (Note: University of Arkansas is in Fayetteville)
  2. This is a very concerning severe weather outlook for Tennessee, with a 45% wind risk. Years ago, the SPC considered any 45% values as -moderate-. But anyway, watch out for all severe hazards tomorrow.
  3. This tornado warning is happening now, south of St. Louis, MO
  4. tornado/severe warnings at 2308z (6:08 central time)
  5. south of St. Louis MO, by Caledonia and Potosi
  6. Confirmed tornado near Fayetteville/Greenland Arkansas a while back
  7. a new tornado has formed south of Greensburg. The tornado that just missed Greensburg has been large
  8. Here is the high rotation south of Greensburg a half hour ago, with some TDS visible
  9. Today, we saw some widely-spaced intense tornadoes, but not a lot happened in the mid-Kansas area that was most highlighted, as all tornado reports are a long way from Wichita. Tomorrow's outlook has an enhanced outlook for hail, wind, and tornadoes
  10. Arnett, Oklahoma area, chasers reported a tornado and up to 3.5" hail
  11. large tornado north of Scott City KS (Elkader)
  12. Ryan Hall is showing a traffic cam near Bennett with a small dusty tornado
  13. The HRRR runs have several intense helicity tracks across the enhanced-moderate risk area. A little bit away from OKC and Wichita. 15% hatched tornado risk in the area of Wichita.
  14. Here is one convection allowing model (WRF-ARW) for tomorrow
  15. There may be quite a bit of interest on this forum in the next few days due to the multiple severe weather outlooks. Finally, I believe we will see lots of storm chaser action in the Plains, after a period of quiet weather for the region. Here are the next 4 days of outlooks. Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
  16. Any interest in starting a severe weather thread for May 17th-20th?
  17. Seems like this might have been a tri-state tornado warned supercell at times (not quite the same three states as the famous Tri-State Tornado of 1925) ongoing tornado!
  18. Might we call you, Barry Allen, or Bart Allen? (Because Bart Allen was kind of a jerk in Smallville, but Barry is a pretty nice guy, in his own show.)
  19. Grand Forks was high 99, low 60. That breaks a high temperature record of 95, set back in 1906. Surprisingly, Grand Forks was 86 degrees on May 11th, 2023 and 85 degrees on May 11th 2024. These are nearly the maximum values since 1907.
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