KakashiHatake2000
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Severe Weather 2025
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KakashiHatake2000
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gotcha brice and oh how fun with august being your hottest and most humid time of the year
Kds86z
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KakashiHatake2000
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yeah i know not really fun but we will get through the dog days of summer at least
Kds86z
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KakashiHatake2000
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I'm wondering if I will actually hit 100 during that timeframe. The more rain we get before then, the less likely for 100 degree temps.
CheeselandSkies
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There was a time when I would have scoffed at the idea of a pyrocumulonimbus becoming a legit tornadic supercell. That time has passed.
warneagle
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I think yesterday was something like our 11th straight day with an areal flood watch because we've been getting dumped on so much by afternoon thunderstorms. I think there was also a possible brief tornado touchdown around Georgetown last week but I was out of the country and still don't have the full story there, could've just been straight-line wind damage. Either way lots of flash flooding in the area and the afternoon storms aren't letting up anytime soon.
CheeselandSkies
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Wind driven enhanced risk for central Nebraska today.
Slight risk for my backyard tomorrow for another MCV setup (probably emanating from that NE event). We'll see if this one actually has legs. 3K NAM looks interesting.
Slight risk for my backyard tomorrow for another MCV setup (probably emanating from that NE event). We'll see if this one actually has legs. 3K NAM looks interesting.
Central Ohio Wx
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What do y’all think the most overpreforming and underperforming outbreaks this year were? For me it’d have to be 3/14 and 4/28.
For an event that absolutely hit their ceiling, my vote would be 5/16.
Central Ohio Wx
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Somebody in this forum said a while back that March 14 would have likely verified a 60% hatched, although I’m not sure if that’s 100% true.
AJS
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I’m going to be honest, 4/2 actually surpassed my expectations. I was genuinely confused and didn’t initially understand why Broyles went with a high risk. There was so much uncertainty at play, but once those supercells started cranking and everything came together, my god. The Lake City, AR tornado had some of the most violent motion i’ve ever seen and I have absolutely little doubt it was a lot more violent than the rating it was given.
Central Ohio Wx
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Lake City is easily up there on my list of top 5 best-looking tornadoes of 2025; the Tuscaloosa-esque vortex as it neared town is only very rarely seen (last time I can recall that happening on video was from the Jonesboro EF3 in 2020).
AJS
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It’s also one of the most underrated tornadoes. It produced clear cur EF4 contextuals, and was slapped with a high end EF3 rating. I do remember the house that was mostly slabbed in that area wasn’t horribly built and had intense contextual damage around in and imo, that should have been enough for an EF4 rating. But you know, MEG…
Central Ohio Wx
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Oh, 100%. My top 5 “best-looking” this year:
1. Gary, SD
2. Scott City, KS
3. That one Nebraska rainbow tornado
4. Lake City, AR
5. Plevna, KS (although less because it was pretty-looking and more because it looked like a demon)