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    I've thought the same thing about majoring in it. That's why I'm majoring in Journalism and getting a minor in Meteorology
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    I'd say winds were about 110 mph in that scene. Thing thats kinda cool is the complete 180 of the winds in the video
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    I believe that's what is being sent in and 1400 troops have been mobilized
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    Yeah it's really incredible to see the dynamics and instability it takes to make a monster like that in a spread of 1000 miles. That's something that might not be seen again
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    I'd say this looks like a EF5. I've seen tornado damage from an EF4 twice and I don't believe it was quite as severe as what this was. Still there basically is little difference between the two
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    Yes you are very correct about these monster tornadoes. Last year I was trying to get home when an EF-4 was barreling around me at midnight and it was the most wild thing ever. Even though the storm consistently moved to the ENE the tornado itself traveled like a curveball and almost took me out if I wouldn't have seen the trees around me change direction wind wise. Tornadoes like these are almost indescribeable in person
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    For Ohio I will say a very similar dynamic setup to the November 10, 2002 setup. Very similar
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    Debris ball heading towards Centreville, AL it looks like
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    Is the far west side of this storm developing a hook as well?
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    Gotta love the SPC going back to Moderate for me. I was kinda thinkin it was possible because it is pure sun right now and 72
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    Boy going by this thread I'll be lucky to survive tomorrow With that being said with the lack of storms firing today up here in the GL it does help get the destabilization of the atmosphere for tomorrow
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    Hatched area all the way up to Toledo? I've been so focused on today I really have not checked out Wednesday but are they expecting a big tornado threat all the way up here?
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    Yeah those numbers the HPC were throwing out of 10+" down there in 5 days in insane. Up here we've seen major flooding the last few years from 2-4" on top of a snowpack, I can't imagine what that amount of rain would do, nor would anyone want to. I'll admit though there are so many variables still up in the air it's scary considering the potential this storm has
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    Nahh it seems like on the models the storm keeps showing itself a little bit stronger than the one before although I'll admit I haven't had a chance to really look today. Plus the winds aloft will be absolutely screaming in that vicinity. I think it'll be about a little bit west of where current thoughts are but who knows
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    Ohio looks pretty good for this next outbreak as it will not be linear by the time it gets here but actually fire up in our backyard. I'm startin to like this one
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    GFS has been much better as of late however
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    Yeah this one might be the real deal. The thing that worries me is that this year analogs 1974's spring the best and with all this actitvity it just seems like something extremely huge is eventually gonna blow up eventually. In NW Ohio this has probably been the most up and down spring I've ever witnessed. I mean it was in the 60s for about 2 weeks in mid march...cooled back down into the 40s and 30s...warmed up to 85 one day...back down to 40s...warmed into the 60s and now back into the 40s. Absolutely crazy
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