CheeselandSkies
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If I'm not mistaken, that makes it the deadliest single tornado since Udall if not for Joplin, correct? *Although it remains to be seen if the single-tornado toll will exceed Hackleburg or Tuscaloosa.
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Guessing all the 12/1/18 had to be in the Lincoln/St. Louis CWAs, then? Still, not terribly far off.
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There's also Joplin... but yeah. These are death counts you never want to see in the NEXRAD area (only happened three times before, all within 26 days in 2011); that mean either something went horribly wrong with the warning system/public response, the tornado was extremely, extremely strong, or both.
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Ironically though it was '11-'12 that was the dry, snowless winter as I recall. '12-'13 ended up decent at least where I was living at the time (Milwaukee area) but the vast majority of that came after mid-January. Not unlike 2020-'21.
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MKX: SPC didn't sound impressed by anything when they put out their 4-8 this morning, but then again they didn't introduce a slight risk for last night's horror show until Wednesday (Day 3 outlook).
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Here I assume you're referring to the famous in-cab video from the January 2008 IL outbreak?
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I am surprised how much quality video has been coming out of this event given darkness, time of year, storm speeds and HP storm modes apart from the long-track classic monster. I guess I thought more people would have the good sense to not chase due to those factors.
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At midnight, in December. Even 12/23 and 12/26/15 weren't this crazy.
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Couplet doesn't look as extreme as earlier (Mayfield etc), but still a pronounced TDS at 4,000' from KLVX.
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You hate to see that to a beautiful, historic old courthouse.
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It cycled at least once south of the TN/KY line.
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No updates from HPX or VWX on GR Level 3 since 10:14 CST...but they're working on RadarScope. Very very strange.
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0:18 I think it lifted and quickly cycled in northern TN...current Mayfield etc tornado touched down just south of KY line.
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KHPX developed issues just as KFVS' meteorologist remembered to use it...down on GR 3, but updating on RadarScope for me.
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Reflectivity debris ball at 0259.
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Don't see the "tornado damage threat...catastrophic" used very often.
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Includes Caruthersville. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tornado_outbreak_of_April_2,_2006#Marmaduke,_AR/Caruthersville,_MO_F3_tornado
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New tornado watch coming for parts of IL and IN not yet covered by existing watches.
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Arkansas big dog on a path to threaten Caruthersville, MO which was hit by an F3 in April, 2006.
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Looks like it missed the bulk of the town to the south, by some miracle. Nasty couplet just passed north of New Hartford, IL too heading for the I-72 corridor.
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Finally!
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I can't understand why AR warning hasn't been reissued/expanded NE to include Jonesboro.
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It has a long ways to go before it gets there. It can happen, though. Anyone remember the six-state supercell from 3/12/06?
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Three active tornado warnings now, one each in AR, MO and KY. AR cell has rapidly organized and taken on blatant supercell structure on reflectivity. It'd be my greatest short-term concern for a significant tornado threat. Edit: MO cell not looking too shabby, either...
