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Didn't see it posted anywhere here yet. Earlier today, Trey dropped his breakdown video on the 4/28/25 "moderate risk of meh" across the Midwest. He even used a snippet of my footage, at the 22:19 mark. Also some very interesting and educational comparisons of the upper-air setup and project OMEGA calculations to past expected tornado outbreak setups that verified (4/27/11, 3/31/23, 4/2/25) as well as some others that likewise b*sted or underperformed relative to expectations (4/26/16, 5/20/19, 5/6/24).

 
Didn't see it posted anywhere here yet. Earlier today, Trey dropped his breakdown video on the 4/28/25 "moderate risk of meh" across the Midwest. He even used a snippet of my footage, at the 22:19 mark. Also some very interesting and educational comparisons of the upper-air setup and project OMEGA calculations to past expected tornado outbreak setups that verified (4/27/11, 3/31/23, 4/2/25) as well as some others that likewise b*sted or underperformed relative to expectations (4/26/16, 5/20/19, 5/6/24).


Not gonna lie... I initially misread "moderate risk of meh" as "moderate risk of meth".

Living in a crack house for four or five years didn't do me any good...
 
Not gonna lie... I initially misread "moderate risk of meh" as "moderate risk of meth".

Living in a crack house for four or five years didn't do me any good...
I think that the system probably would've performed better (or worse, depending on perspective) if it indeed took a bunch of meth. Like, say, 30 pills or so of the stuff...:p
 
Didn't see it posted anywhere here yet. Earlier today, Trey dropped his breakdown video on the 4/28/25 "moderate risk of meh" across the Midwest. He even used a snippet of my footage, at the 22:19 mark. Also some very interesting and educational comparisons of the upper-air setup and project OMEGA calculations to past expected tornado outbreak setups that verified (4/27/11, 3/31/23, 4/2/25) as well as some others that likewise b*sted or underperformed relative to expectations (4/26/16, 5/20/19, 5/6/24).


I like his “underperform” event analysis studies just as much as his historical case study videos. A lot of good bits of information in this one.
 
To add onto that here is another that did the same:

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I genuinely thought I was looking at runs from 4/26-27/2011 with some of these runs.

Not quite as memetastic as the infamous 15Z run from 5/20/2019, but up there. The model definitely still has a "supercell printer" bias, and the funny thing is the RRFS (which is expected to replace it) makes it look tame in that department, especially at the tail end of its range.
 
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