Chinook
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the tornado has moved more north-northeast, going away from Olustee, possibly closer to Altus
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some of the higher velocities I've seen
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Storm chasers saw brief cone tornado near East Duke, Oklahoma
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large tornado, by Kosse TX, Marlin TX (as mentioned)
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This one had a tornado east of Lewellen Nebraska
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tornado might have developed 5 minutes ago, Temple
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As a side note, did you know that 0.75"-0.99" hail was considered a severe hail report up until 2010? (If I remember correctly.)
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This is strong shear for Texas seeing as how we are getting late into springtime.
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huge concentration of 75mph+ measured wind reports in Iowa/Wisconsin
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This storm, with possibly two confirmed tornadoes, rode an outflow boundary
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Tom Green County, the county with a panhandle that has a first and last name
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Here's a supercell with 2.25"-3.25" hail and a possible tornado near Brownwood (mid-Texas)
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Rotation track for the Greenwood supercell
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Maybe some of your friends got this large hail
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Seems like these warnings in Wisconsin were all about wind threat and no tornadoes
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confirmed tornado near Davenport
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maybe my system couldn't display a number over 141mph
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possible tornado by Tiawah, Oklahoma, which is near the Tulsa radar
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It was pretty close to the radar, and I think I found that the base velocity was 140mph on the south side of the tornado, maybe the max base velocity that can be measured?
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tornado tracked about 17-18 miles in 12 minutes
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new tornado by Cambridge, north of Des Moines. (radar might have seen the initial circulation right next to the radar a few minutes ago)
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this was a tornado that may have been brief (might mentioned as Greenbush, a small town)
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There might be a tornado getting going around Villisca.
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The 00z models pretty much get things going in mid-Iowa
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This morning's WRF-NSSL predicts a storm complex going into Illinois well before a main line of storms.
