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Severe Weather 3-25
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Ozonelayer
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Cell near Portland, IN really bears watching. Great structure and what appears to be a forming hook. 47 KFT Echo tops aswell.
Beachwalker
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I think that one has a chance once it moves into Ohio.
akt1985
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Line of severe thunderstorms with considerable tag is on the north side of Indianapolis now.
The environment in Indiana is fantastic outside of a 20 degree dew point/temp spread. Probable gonna grow upscale too quickly to be big tornado producers, but i'd be pretty shocked if they don't drop at least one.
Ozonelayer
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Tornado Warning for the Coldwater, OH cell
Ozonelayer
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There are atleast 3 supercells now all with rotation. If they sustain as temps drop then that would be really bad.
Yeah why the hell are they down in the first place?
cincywx
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I was aware of the cause, but it is nevertheless extraordinarily unlucky.
akt1985
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I assume the backup radar for southern Ohio is Jackson, Kentucky and not Jackson, Mississippi?
138 mph winds on the Marion storm. I really wish we had a closer radar avaiable.
These Greenville and Sidney Cells are our main pre frontals at the moment. and this is the environment directly in front.
Ozonelayer
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Marion, OH cell decided to escelate very quickly in terms of structure holy.
US_Highway15
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Can't remember a time where I saw a severe weather event thread this dead.
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Kds86z
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What you mean? Not a lot happened.
US_Highway15
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Oh I know lol Just haven't been on this site long enough to see an only four page thread.