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Severe Weather Threat May 17-19, 2025

I'd argue all the 5 EF3 produced by the Greensburg-Plevna tor were violent at some point in there life.
Here's the tree damage from the first one
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The Greensburg one that prompted a TORE
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The one near Haviland
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The one near Iuka
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I'd argue all the 5 EF3 produced by the Greensburg-Plevna tor were violent at some point in there life.
Here's the tree damage from the first one
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The Greensburg one that prompted a TORE
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The one near Haviland
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The one near Iuka
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Cyclic violent tornadic supercell. I wonder when we’ll see that again.
 
I'd argue all the 5 EF3 produced by the Greensburg-Plevna tor were violent at some point in there life.
Here's the tree damage from the first one
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The Greensburg one that prompted a TORE
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The one near Haviland
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The one near Iuka
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Is that ground scouring produced by the Haviland one? If so, that’s pretty remarkable.
 
Well. The tornadoes were incredible! That’s for sure!
 
Oh my lord, just found this DI from the Grinnell survey:
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This is a 112 mph EF2 DI with zero comment on how the house disappeared and instead chose to focus on damage to neighboring homes. This is one of the worst surveys I’ve ever seen.
Oh, and it gets a lot better! Here’s a 113 mph EF2 DI to the north they just added:
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Is it safe to say Goodland is the most unreliable NWS office when it comes to ratings?


Me holding in my feelings about this survey like:

Jim Carrey Reaction GIF
 
I have a brief clip from Morganfield from Weatherwise during the Morganfield TOR warning;
 
I'll just say it's pretty wild how some of the strongest EF5 candidates of the last few years were mostly rated EF3. The high end EF4 rating is reserved for storms that actually deserve that exact rating. Anything stronger, and it's rated lower. Way lower.
 
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