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    Really shows you how the pattern in place during the Dust Bowl was able to bring such devastating dust storms
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    Lapse rates aren't great and the storms are outpacing the better shear. If the shear was just a little more pronounced in the warm sector, I'd like our odds for more widespread severe weather.
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    Need to remember we're transitioning from an El Nino to a La Nina
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    Just insane. Watching that video though, the vortices were just incredibly powerful
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    One thing to consider as well is that the Indy 500 is Sunday (I'll be attending as usual). Optimistic that morning rain will clear out in time for the 12:45 green flag and stay clear while instability grows for later in the afternoon. But, anyone chasing in Indiana will likely see packed interstates with 300,000 in attendance.
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    Absolute monster on the radar. One of the strongest signatures I've ever seen within a line
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    I almost wonder if threads need to be merged since it's on the edge of C/W as well. Regardless, some extremely strong wording coming from the SPC today. Looks like a lot of CIN still in the region, definitely need that to erode and instability.
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    What a night for the TN Valley. My goodness this has been a prolific three days
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    Thanks for providing this synopsis. Seeing the thermals initially at the surface the environment seemed absolutely primed, but I was not thrilled at the mid levels. Interesting it was less lake influence and more warming in the mid levels.
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    A late day lake breeze pretty much saved Toledo. Put one of those major tornadoes in metro Toledo, we would have had a very bad problem
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    Clearly two tornadoes confirmed by radar here
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    Definitely deserving of a moderate risk today. Hot take, the NWS being in Norman, OK comes with biases
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    What’s your thoughts on the Paulding county cell? Some better shear and helicity off to the east may help it tighten up fully IMO
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    It looks like the Ohio Turnpike is sort of the line. Decent amount of CIN in place at the moment in the mid layers. I think the cell around Paulding, OH could stay tornadic until around Bowling Green
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    STP’s are very high in NW Ohio at the moment. That Indiana cell could explode as it heads east. Only caveat is that the air seems drier in NW Ohio
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    East wind off the lake may put a lid on this for Toledo proper. Areas to the south though… That Ft Wayne storm looks legit
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    Fremont, IN just was hit by a large tornado
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    Headed to Bowling Green, Ohio to chase. Instability isn’t even high where those large tornadoes are at the moment either SPC should consider a MDT as well
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    Man the atmosphere around Findlay is absolutely juiced at the moment. Serious ingredients in play
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    I'm glad someone brought this up. I can't hate on the High risk because it was a very small area that had it. Moderate would have been fine but we did get a truly violent tornado that was long tracked.
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    If the lunchtime line can put a nice boundary down, it may get pretty dicey this evening. Van Wert to Findlay would be an outstanding place from a chase perspective to scout out.
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    Idk if anyone buys into the “nudge theory” but that’s a textbook display north of Tulsa. Has to be a huge twister there
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    Agreed. NW Ohio/rural SE Michigan and NE Indiana is very similar to Oklahoma, especially NW Ohio
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    Still some CIN in the mid levels. What an impressive clash of air masses, you have a dryline featuring dews in the 20's running into a near tropical airmass with dews into the 70's. The LCL's are absolutely ground scraping, especially into East OK/KS at the moment. This evening certainly has a chance to be historic
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