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Looks like it may be weakening/about to cycle.
I can't think of a single tornado embedded in a line that was given a violent rating ever, although I'm sure there has been. What notable examples exist of an QLCS violent tornado?Embedded violent tornadoes are a rare occurrence, and usually need extreme kinematics to occur, or a mesoscale interaction.
Or both.
The supercell to its south is reinforcing the RFD enough to where the inflow notch of the tornado producing supercell is actually forced up against the RFD push. Which is what induced the tornado genesis.
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What causes violent tornadoes to be embedded in lines and squall lines?Embedded violent tornadoes are a rare occurrence, and usually need extreme kinematics to occur, or a mesoscale interaction.
Or both.
The supercell to its south is reinforcing the RFD enough to where the inflow notch of the tornado producing supercell is actually forced up against the RFD push. Which is what induced the tornado genesis.
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I think there was one that occured in 1981.I can't think of a single tornado embedded in a line that was given a violent rating ever, although I'm sure there has been. What notable examples exist of an QLCS violent tornado?
The canton Texas EF4 2017, and greenfield 2024. Harrisburg Illinois from 2012I can't think of a single tornado embedded in a line that was given a violent rating ever, although I'm sure there has been. What notable examples exist of an QLCS violent tornado?
Were they!The canton Texas EF4 2017, and greenfield 2024. Henryville Indiana from 2012
All embedded violent tornadoes.
Harrisburg Illinois in February of 2012 was part of a quasi-linear supercell complex.I can't think of a single tornado embedded in a line that was given a violent rating ever, although I'm sure there has been. What notable examples exist of an QLCS violent tornado?
IIRC, there was an anticyclonic QLCS tornado that got rated F4. It might even be the same one you're probably referring to--I may have to check back on that after this event is over.I think there was one that occured in 1981.
It doesn’t specifically have to be in a QLCS, any coagulation of storms, if there’s a tornado inside the mess, then it’s an embedded tornado.I can't think of a single tornado embedded in a line that was given a violent rating ever, although I'm sure there has been. What notable examples exist of an QLCS violent tornado?
The current example I posted above, where a supercell merges with another one to its north/east which can cause a very storm RFD surge and create a convergence signature which can lead to a strong tornado.What causes violent tornadoes to be embedded in lines and squall lines?
You beat me to it.IIRC, there was an anticyclonic QLCS tornado that got rated F4. It might even be the same one you're probably referring to--I may have to check back on that after this event is over.
That's the one I was thinking of in my previous post:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1981_West_Bend_tornado#:~:text=In the early morning hours,of a typical severe storm.
IIRC, there was an anticyclonic QLCS tornado that got rated F4. It might even be the same one you're probably referring to--I may have to check back on that after this event is over.
I mean, what happened a couple of minutes ago is a good reason.They really aren’t giving up on this threat.
Good point. That was pretty crazy. Been a while since i’d seen an embedded signature that intense.I mean, what happened a couple of minutes ago is a good reason.