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  1. 10 minutes ago, TheNiño said:

    Hey guys… not from this sub forum but happened to be in the area. Almost got ran over by the Lincoln, NE tornado. not chasing just driving through. Apologies for the freak out I’m more of a casual weather fan and have never seen a tornado in real life before. Legit thought I was going to take a direct hit. Anyway just thought I’d share.

     

    Also, please don’t give that out for free. @BuffaloWeathercan hook you up with media contacts 

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  2. 2 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

    The tornadoes that Ohio has seen this year don't even begin to compare with the hype I've seen for severe events the last few months. The way social media acts is insane. 

    Theres a demand for the hype. Evan fryberger sits there 3x a week with thousands of viewers and doesn’t even know what a debris ball is. 

  3. 2 hours ago, Floydbuster said:

    Legit question: For several weeks, actually over two months now, my social media feeds have been filled with images of model runs and warnings of severe weather. Soundings and HRRR runs and NAM runs for the upcoming week, etc. etc. Yet week after week passes without any images of tornadoes or tennis ball sized hail or anything half as significant as what I see warned about on social media the week prior. This goes for the Ohio valley, the Great Plains, pretty much anywhere. So my question is...are the models overestimating storms this year? Or am I just on social media filled with salivating amateur storm chasers desperate to get a glimpse of a funnel cloud?

    weird that you're perceiving a crappy tornado year because ohio has been red hot

  4. 1 minute ago, smokeybandit said:

    XCel energy is proactively shutting off power to a lot of homes on the front range until tomorrow. Seems a bit drastic, but then again they'll get blamed for wildfires if they didn't do it.

    No email from xcel for me. Fingers crossed. My development is all buried so hopefully will be fine. 

  5. 1 hour ago, Chinook said:

    this is more of a cold upper-air event, which might be called a "bora," which is one of two downslope wind types (katabatic and adiabatic, Foehn and Bora, from the Alps in Europe.)

    NW wind gusts of 41 kt next to SE wind gusts of 38 kt

     

    low pressure event.jpg

    My understanding is that the first half of the event is bora, switching to chinook later tonight. This is based upon last nights boulder forecast discussion, but I’m not a met. Either way it sucks. 

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