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TornadoFan
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Winchester, AR
kcyalater
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i’m a hyper nerd but i can’t help but wonder what that beast weighs.
Thanksgivingbrown
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Brad Arnold has a large lowering
Kds86z
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Ok that’s concerning…
Kds86z
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AJS
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That Winchester storm has an incredible structure.
Storm near Iuka fixing to go Tornado Warned
TornadoFan
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Brad Arnold's storm is now tornado warned
Kds86z
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Fred is live on Tennessee Valley Weather with the MS tornado warning.
AJS
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Looks suspicious.
kcyalater
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@cheestaysfly keep your eyes peeled west
Ozonelayer
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Brad is right behind the dominator. Usually that's a bad sign because they try to go into the tornado (which could be a sign that its about to drop aswell).
TLDR; "Oh hey its the dominator!" "Oh crap its the dominator."
TLDR; "Oh hey its the dominator!" "Oh crap its the dominator."
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zath
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Seems like a lot of tornado warned storms but few if any tornadoes. Plenty of storms "look" like they will do something (wall clouds, rising scud, etc..) but nothing is really making it to the ground across TN/MS/AR. Plenty of low level moisture over the area causing some very low cloud bases, so my guess would be a lot of these warnings are being driven by small-scale interactions with the hilly/mountainous terrain that is causing some elevated low-level rotation, but never enough to actually form a proper meso and tornado.
"I beheld a red shoe. Its name was the Dominator, and Chaos followed with it."