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    For being such a tiny target, Guam is one of the most high end hurricane prone population centers in the world. They get a direct major hurricane strike about every 20 years or so. They'll be fine structurally, it's more a concern of life after the storm being difficult for weeks if not months after.
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    Looking increasingly likely that this system will bring soaking rain to the Carolinas. I for one welcome the moisture. May see some isolated flooding, especially in the Eastern mountains/escarpment
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    Looks like it will be rolling through pretty late anyway and looks like the type to weaken past the mountains, especially with limited destabilization during the day.
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    Maybe some slightly spicy weather tomorrow. Anything to break the monotony (although I confess, it has been rather nice)
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    7/3/2
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    watch out Myanmar
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    That's kinda stupid at like peak severe season. Not that there's anything significant on the horizon thankfully.
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    Wowee, that's a lotta snow for the UP
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    One of the prettiest radar images you'll see, as cat 5 ILSA comes ashore in sparsely populated Western Australia
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    Lol!
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    About to get soggy! So much for drought concerns
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    This one in Missouri looks legit.
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    Massive hail in Oregon IL
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    At least now Easter Sunday high pressure is starting to move in, so should be clearing up throughout the day
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    And we're at that sweet spot in the year where slightly below and slightly above average are fantastic, and well above or below are tolerable (barring a wedgy drizzle-fest)
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    The whole evolution of this supercell has been wild. Could be studied for years.
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    What a beadt Actually a pretty rural area, some small towns, but shouldn't run into anything major for a while, other than the interstate
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    Office building in Little Rock, per reddit.
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    My understanding is that fast storm motion can inhibit tornado formation as the updraft is continually being disrupted. If my memory serves anything over about 50 mph is when this starts coming into play. Just something to watch, but there are certainly exceptions to this rule, as fast moving tornadoes are definitely a thing.
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    Wild to see a PDS tornado watch touching a WWA, and one county removed from a WSW
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    The only other time a tor driven high risk was issued for that region was also in March. Does anyone know what date that was? I don't know my severe weather history all that well.
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    It seems that SPC has to be at least considering a high risk, the biggest argument against being uncertainty regarding the location of the highest threat area. The only question that remains is to what extent/how long, will cells remain discrete
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