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Pretty right couplet with this tornado warned cell. Looks even stronger with the next scan. 

Impressive rotation for this area with the northern cell. 

Just now, Wmsptwx said:

Doubt with velocities anything is down, this would be TE if so.

There are a couple of areas of weak rotation just north of KC so maybe there's something. Doesn't look significant though. 

Tornado Emergency issued. 

This is nuts

Just now, DanLarsen34 said:

Might need to call this a tornado emergency for Lawrence. 

It might be tracking a tad to the right but holy crap at those velocity scans. 

The cell in eastern KS is no slouch either. There was a lot of punting on a great setup early today because of early convection. While the main threat may have shifted a bit south and west things are still on track. 

Just now, ICEHOCEY77 said:

yeah both those cells around there look like they mean business. Velocity NE of Glen Elder is off the charts

Very impressive 

5 minutes ago, OhioWX said:

Hearing from multiple reliable sources on twitter that ILN has confirmed EF3 damage in Beavercreek.

Looking at damage reports from that area vs some areas further west (Like Trotwood, Brookville, etc.) damage didn't look as bad there relative to the seemingly harder hit areas. Should be an interesting few days. 

Brookville OH (far western area of where that tornado started) 

https://mobile.twitter.com/weatherdak/status/1133378177307250688

8 minutes ago, Wmsptwx said:

Most pics I took a look at were roof damage, debris scattered and tree damage but cars were mainly intact and not thrown and flipped. I didn't see ones you did so may have been worse. Being at night may have helped in this case, as at least people were home inside a structure.

These were ripped off Twitter as I can't embed so many links. If that's an issue I will take it off right away. I believe these are all in Trotwood. 

6 minutes ago, Wmsptwx said:

Strong ef 2 then are we thinking for the Dayton storm? Didn't seem to be quite as violent as first thought last night.

There are some pictures coming out of Trotwood now that show houses flattened and brick houses completely destroyed. Probably higher than that. Great news though about the absence of fatalities. 

The storm near Fultonham OH probably could've used a tornado warning for a while now. 

CC drop on that storm as it passed through or near Logan Elm Village. 

11 minutes ago, jbcmh81 said:

I have relatives in Circleville... heading in that direction.

Looks like it'll go just south of there. 

There's still a strong couplet NW of Williamsport moving SE. 

Tight couplet west of Celina OH. 

3 minutes ago, Buckeye05 said:

Macy/Akron TDS has lightened. Tornado may have lifted.

I think it cycled, rotation is on the increase again. 

Storm near Amboy looks like the next one to go. 

VERY strong rotation now NE of Macy, luckily it's not over a very populated aream

5 minutes ago, Buckeye05 said:

Inflow is increasing with that cell south of Rochester, IN.

That was a huge inflow notch, looks like it tightened quite a bit. 

Edit;  TW'd now. 

3 minutes ago, Buckeye05 said:

Might need a tornado warning for the cell south of Argos, IN

Edit: Seperate cell, but TDS near Grissom AFB

They've been a bit slow to roll out the warnings. There are three distinct areas of rotation here. 

The cell that passed the Chicago area earlier looks really good now, I'm kind of surprised it doesn't have a TW. 

TDS just south of Wyoming IL, looked pretty significant.