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Severe Weather 2026
- Thread starter KevinH
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TornadoFan
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He does a very good job ragebaiting us, and click baiting everyone else.
Kds86z
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KakashiHatake2000
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Surprised he didn’t say dust devil superoutbreak hahaha lol
KakashiHatake2000
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Kds86z
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WeathermanLeprechaun
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Poof. This is some of the more robust model output I've seen from the SW US. Environment favorable for long tracked supercells capable of large hail and a couple tornadoes given high LL instability and strong near surface shear.
Attached is the 0-2km UH tracks. This is a better indicator of what updrafts could actually do, instead of 2-5km which counts elevated. These tracks are more likely to be surface based simulations more than anything. Impressive for this area. Do not zero in on particular areas, this is just a idea of what cells may do. Specific tracks over towns or cities just like the one in St George aren't to be taken as literal.
Attached is the 0-2km UH tracks. This is a better indicator of what updrafts could actually do, instead of 2-5km which counts elevated. These tracks are more likely to be surface based simulations more than anything. Impressive for this area. Do not zero in on particular areas, this is just a idea of what cells may do. Specific tracks over towns or cities just like the one in St George aren't to be taken as literal.