Sawmaster
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WFAA Aerial footage of Runaway Bay damage on YouTube- HEADPHONE ALERT!!!!!
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Severe WX Severe Weather 4/24-4/26
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Schoeppeya
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Dryline is starting to initiate in far north texas/sw OK
CheeselandSkies
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Meanwhile, tornado-warned bowing segment approaching Lyndon, KS. Seems like even the overnight (06Z) HRRR run did not pick up on this convection being that strong, although it did show messy convection around that area at this time. Wasn't until the later runs that started showing UH swaths with this convection.
Also the hailstorm on the south side looks nuclear. Actually very pretty on Scholl's stream.
Kds86z
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Tonight could be bad if overnight....Trey did show some supercells showing.
Ozonelayer
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Tops near 38,000-40,000 ft tall already near Wichita Falls, TX.
Edit: And they fell next scan, but it sure is trying.
Edit: And they fell next scan, but it sure is trying.
I'm not up to date with what's the threat here in NTX. Could someone explain which possibillities theee are especially here in North TX?
The Texas probabilities are probably precautionary but I doubt we see any convection south of the TX OK border. Albeit HRRR does show a supercell but way south of Fort Worth.
Grand Poo Bah
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Looks like some blips might've just initiated there.
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Think that's just the dryline, saw the same on the Enid day.
SmokeEater
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Yea that's the dryline.
TornadoFan
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SmokeEater
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Tornado watch out for parts of SW OK and N TX, includes Wichita Falls.
TornadoFan
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So far no go on those Wichita Falls blips.
Grand Poo Bah
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Cap holding strong. Crazy how quickly they went up and then disappeared just as quick.
Is the cap set to erode? If they issued a watch they must believe that'd happen.