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  1. Or just underestimating the power of this storm itself. 977 MB at Hour 36 is pretty bonkers for this part of the country
  2. Once the warm front placement becomes clearer, I think we see a High risk tomorrow. With that kind of helicity in place there is serious risk for violent tornadoes and with a low LCL you could see some solid long trackers
  3. That’s why it’s a skilled profession and not called model watching
  4. Great read. Also interesting to see violent tornadoes being mentioned a couple days out
  5. Didn’t one of the Hi-Res models show this? I’d have to comb through but it showed a little blotch around Hillsdale Co that 100% verified
  6. Awesome video! Impressive to actually see at real speed the tightening up of the rotation
  7. Looks like we may have a significant tornado on the ground west of Cincinnati
  8. The St Louis to Cleveland special right now on the Euro. I notice some solid winds on the backside of this storm as well, could be a paralyzing early March storm which was all the rage the first 10 years of this century
  9. One of the wildest setups I’ve ever seen. Amazing that we were able to get that tornado around Norman
  10. My office still does not have power and they said they are unsure when it will come back
  11. OKC is about to get its clock cleaned. I will say I’m impressed with the gusts considering how much CIN there is. Also I notice the extreme SRH isn’t really overlapping the main line well
  12. Wow they’re moving at 80 mph. Holy moly
  13. Really could be a monumental day in the Plains today. Absurd dynamics at play and maybe some of the biggest polygons you’ve ever seen. The speed of the storms alone really sets the stage for a violent tornado, at 80 mph you could cover some serious ground in a short time. Hope any chasers stay safe
  14. That’s what I thought, like I’m pretty sure an oil diffuser giving off steam would produce a tornado in that environment Really though there’s that potential for a violent tornado in Oklahoma tomorrow before everything goes linear
  15. Hows @HillsdaleMIWeatherdoing? Watching the news they said 90% of the county was without power which is not good in such a rural area
  16. I'm doing the best I can with my pickup truck's emissions to get Nashville winters here. In all seriousness though this February is on par for Toledo with the average temperatures for Nashville in January. Crazy stats
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