AJS
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I think in the next update they may update it to a hatched risk.
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Severe Weather 2025
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Kds86z
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El Reno anniversary 2011..
Schoeppeya
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Not that I disagree with the threat but I love how all these videos include the most juiced up HRRR run of the last dozen runs to feature. That being said, the 16z is a step back up after a less significant look for a couple runs.
TornadoFan
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Cyclonic Paracosm
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AJS
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I’ve noticed the cloud cover is beginning to diminish.
Kds86z
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joshoctober16
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I'm starting to notice a pattern where the word " intense" is being used a lot more often. Is this the new normal or I'm I missing something?
Kds86z
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Lol I posted this other day…
Depends on who you ask. In my opinion, Intense, wedge, prolific, giant (just to name a few) get thrown around a lot more. In a way, it gets people's attention, but also, it gets overused a lot. Like it becomes similar to the "those sirens go off every time and nothing happens" mentality.
Kds86z
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Probably because saying strong or violent is basically pre-rating them. "Intense" is more non committal lol.
CheeselandSkies
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It's a catch-all for EF3+ tornadoes. Probably being seen more often these days because "violent" implies EF4+ and in practice those ratings are assigned so rarely (the reasons for which have been debated ad nauseam in practically every tornado thread on this forum).
Tornado intensity - Wikipedia
Kds86z
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Kds86z
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AJS
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Mike “ drive south “ Morgan with the strong language as usual.
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