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Severe Weather 2025

Not really sure either other than he does in fact do hype things up I feel like for example the tornado count thing at the beginning of each year really just depends on the year it self like last year my state was below the count but now I think it’s a little bit above the count so I think it depends one more thing why does everyone say that the count has been in the 1000s or something but on here it is much less like 800 something is that just a over inflated guesstimate I know it is preliminary

Yep there are tornado reports and confirmed tornadoes, reports will always be higher. I am sure you will find posts on X or the media that are bull but I follow the facts for confirmed tornadoes.
 
(Edit: Recent model runs have cooled off a bit.)

See these little cutesy wutesy supercells in East Texas tomorrow on the HRRR?

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Aww they're so cute! I just wanna pinch their little....OH DEAR GOD WHAT THE F#@k!?

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What's with the historic outbreak analogs this year? We've now seen 2011, 1974, 2003, and 2004. The RAP is less extreme but still pretty sus too.

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NWS Jackson hinting at what I said back on Friday regarding MCS Potential:
"This week...

We start the week quiet with upper ridging building aloft, which
will reinforce northerly flow for the time being. As southerly
trajectories become reestablished by the middle of the week,
moisture, and thus rain and storm chances, will increase. An upper
low over Baja will eject across the central CONUS around Wednesday
evening and will work to break down the upper ridge. The nose of the
associated midlevel jet gets established over the area with a return
of a perturbed NW flow regime late week into the weekend. The
introduction of stronger flow may support more organized storms by
week`s end, but it is too early for details right now. That said,
its worth watching and I wouldn`t rule out some severe potential
late week."
 
Wait, I'm looking at Tuesday now. What are you seeing? To me it looks like the NAM is more extreme than the GFS and Euro across the board for Tuesday. Are you just talking about the northern extent?

Yes, primarily the northern extent. Low-level winds have become more veered with successive runs, looks more and more like a run-of-the-mill, linear cold front setup now.
 
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