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Yeah, as of right now, this is without a doubt the storm to watch.
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April 20th 2025 severe threat
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Cyclonic Paracosm
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I am watching this atm, keeps getting better, near Greenbrier, AR
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AJS
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I take that back, this one is also 100% one to watch.
Shakespeare 2016
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It looks like EF2 to EF3 damage near Spaulding.
Kds86z
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Yeah If that is mobile home probably ef2
Kds86z
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Dark..
Shakespeare 2016
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Lack of contextual damage also tells me.
Cyclonic Paracosm
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oh man, that was fast.....
AJS
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What storm is that??
Cyclonic Paracosm
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Cyclonic Paracosm
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if we can get some velocity to start showing we may have a real problem soon
AJS
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Holy crap at those reflectivity signatures.
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Maumelle storm acting like it’s trying to put down a big one
AJS
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The storm to the South of it looks concerning too…
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Waiting on LLJ, lower lcls? Hmm
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Anyone notice LZK is doing something a bit odd? They appear to be putting groups of supercells under blanket severe thunderstorm warnings to cover the hail/wind hazards from those storms, and issuing smaller TOR polygons within that as they see fit.
I wonder if it has something to do with staffing challenges created by *ahem* recent politics, because it doesn't seem like a good practice. Not only will large areas within the SVR polygon not even experience a thunderstorm, but the use of the verbiage "severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from..." within the SVR text to me implies a linear convective mode, and thus a more minimal tornado threat.
I wonder if it has something to do with staffing challenges created by *ahem* recent politics, because it doesn't seem like a good practice. Not only will large areas within the SVR polygon not even experience a thunderstorm, but the use of the verbiage "severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from..." within the SVR text to me implies a linear convective mode, and thus a more minimal tornado threat.