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I think they meant "a few supercells evolving into upscale growth"
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It's not so little with all that moisture moving due north
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While this video is definitely inconclusive, it's kind of odd how stubborn they are about issuing a TW for this storm. It's been close to the ground on multiple occasions.
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First Tornado Warning of the day near Susank KS. The storm to it's west (near Hays) is an absolute beast of a cell and is dropping some huge hail at the very least.
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Looks close here but not quite
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The cell near Hays could really use a TW now. Edit; it looks a bit broader now but from what I'm seeing in Twitter it likely produced a brief tornado.
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And the run coming out now (16Z) has quite a few cells across KS later.
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15 percent hatched tornado contour added to the morning update. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
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Embedded rotation near Abbeville, which was hit by a tornado recently Edit; TW now.
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Not to derail the discussion, but it's not a new issue with them. Anyways, looks like it was a brief, but intense, spin up.
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The debris signature looked very significant on that storm, I wonder is some of it was radar noise due to the proximity to the radar site. If not, it make have produced a fairly substantial tornado. Edit; there's now confirmed damage coming out of that area
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The tornado warned storm south of Birmingham has a TDS for quite a few scans already and strong embedded rotation. Wild weather day there.
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The debris signature is approaching 2 miles in size, hopefully it's only lofting trees.
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Significant CC drop for the cell north of Abbeville.
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Very large debris signature now, it's definitely tearing something up.
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Rotation is still very evident but not as strong asbit was just west of them, hopefully they dodged a bullet but it's hard to tell.
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Looks really bad on the last velocity scans, hopefully it lifts.
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TDS is back on that storm as it approaches Tupelo. It might pass to their west but looking at Google Maps I'm not sure that's much better. Edit; ninja'd by janetjanet998
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Huge CC drop with this one, though at least it isn't in a populated area.
