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Severe Weather Threat 12.26-12.29.2024

JPWX said:
U.S. tornado average per year is 1200.

Top 10 highest tornado count (since 2000): (per my spreadsheet with SPC data)
1. 2024: 1855 (preliminary)
2. 2004: 1842 (FINAL)
3. 2018: 1818 (FINAL)
4. 2011: 1768 (FINAL)
5. 2008: 1737 (FINAL)
6. 2019: 1563 (FINAL)
7. 2017: 1473 (FINAL)
8. 2003: 1415 (FINAL)
9. 2021: 1364 (FINAL)
10. 2010: 1347 (FINAL)
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Wow!!!
 
JPWX said:
U.S. tornado average per year is 1200.

Top 10 highest tornado count (since 2000): (per my spreadsheet with SPC data)
1. 2024: 1855 (preliminary)
2. 2004: 1842 (FINAL)
3. 2018: 1818 (FINAL)
4. 2011: 1768 (FINAL)
5. 2008: 1737 (FINAL)
6. 2019: 1563 (FINAL)
7. 2017: 1473 (FINAL)
8. 2003: 1415 (FINAL)
9. 2021: 1364 (FINAL)
10. 2010: 1347 (FINAL)
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None of the years on that list really surprise me, except for how the heck did 2018 get to the No. 3 spot? I recall that as being an extremely slow chase season for pretty much the entire Plains/Midwest, making a modest comeback in the High Plains in June but nothing dramatic. Otherwise, there were a few moderate events throughout the year like March 19 (Jacksonville, AL EF3) and the December 1 central IL outbreak, but I can't think of anything that would have put it in the top 10, let alone get to over 1,800 tornadoes. What am I forgetting?
 
CheeselandSkies said:
None of the years on that list really surprise me, except for how the heck did 2018 get to the No. 3 spot? I recall that as being an extremely slow chase season for pretty much the entire Plains/Midwest, making a modest comeback in the High Plains in June but nothing dramatic. Otherwise, there were a few moderate events throughout the year like March 19 (Jacksonville, AL EF3) and the December 1 central IL outbreak, but I can't think of anything that would have put it in the top 10, let alone get to over 1,800 tornadoes. What am I forgetting?
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Confirmed tornadoes though is 1720 so far
 
CheeselandSkies said:
None of the years on that list really surprise me, except for how the heck did 2018 get to the No. 3 spot? I recall that as being an extremely slow chase season for pretty much the entire Plains/Midwest, making a modest comeback in the High Plains in June but nothing dramatic. Otherwise, there were a few moderate events throughout the year like March 19 (Jacksonville, AL EF3) and the December 1 central IL outbreak, but I can't think of anything that would have put it in the top 10, let alone get to over 1,800 tornadoes. What am I forgetting?
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Hey I'm sorry. My total numbers were off somehow. 2018 wasn't suppose to be included. I have no idea how that happened. I absolutely hate it when I post something and find out it's incorrect. Makes me look dumb.
 
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Edited my previous post with correct data.
 
According to wiki 51 tornadoes have been confirmed for 12/28. 4 of the EF2'S and 2 EF3'S. Yet, you had some idiots calling this a big Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency.
This tornado outbreak certainly had the hallmarks of a high risk. Also the tornado near Port Arthur may have been on the ground for over 100 miles.
 
Shakespeare 2016 said:
According to wiki 51 tornadoes have been confirmed for 12/28. 4 of the EF2'S and 2 EF3'S. Yet, you had some idiots calling this a big Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency.
This tornado outbreak certainly had the hallmarks of a high risk. Also the tornado near Port Arthur may have been on the ground for over 100 miles.
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It was a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency for supercells in LA and MS minus a storm or 2. Not the hallmarks of a tornado high risk no.
 
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