OHWX97
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Wouldn’t surprise me at all if these homes are given a LE EF4 rating.Multiple homes leveled to their foundation and at least partially swept clean at the end of this cul-de-sac in Andover.
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The parameters are that favorable?Monday looks like it could be a big day, biggest day since 5/20/19 it looks like.
Nothing that significant but definitely could see a D2 MDTThe parameters are that favorable?
I didn’t emphasize that well enough, I meant the biggest day for Oklahoma since 5/20/19, sorry for the false alarm.The parameters are that favorable?
Nah, ur good. Thanks for the clarification!I didn’t emphasize that well enough, I meant the biggest day for Oklahoma since 5/20/19, sorry for the false alarm.
SPC is already mentioning the possibility for strong tornadoes on Monday. My big concern is that models are currently forecasting moisture returns to be most impressive than yesterday. This could improve thermodynamic support and potentially allow for more sustained supercell activity. A lot of the storms yesterday were initially higher based, causing them to struggle to drop tornadoes until later in the evening. That won't be an issue on Monday if current forecast models verify, but things do change and we'll have to wait and see how things evolve during the coming days.The parameters are that favorable?
And higher moisture will make these storms more on the lower based sized, what you need for big wedges.SPC is already mentioning the possibility for strong tornadoes on Monday. My big concern is that models are currently forecasting moisture returns to be most impressive than yesterday. This could improve thermodynamic support and potentially allow for sustained supercell activity. A lot of the storms yesterday were initially higher based, causing them to struggle to drop tornadoes until later in the evening. That won't be an issue on Monday if current forecast models verify, but things do change and we'll have to wait and see how things evolve of the coming days.
Yep. That's exactly what's got me concerned.And higher moisture will make these storms more on the lower based sized, what you need for big wedges.
A lot of impressive contextual damage at the YMCA. In addition, I noticed @eric11 share a screenshot on Twitter of a fire hydrant that was ripped from the ground near the entrance.Some severe contextual damage from Andover tornado
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Wow! Have you surveyed any of the damage in your area yet? Would love to see what you find.The Andover tornado from yesterday has so far been given a preliminary rating of high-end EF3 with winds around 165 mph.
I am going to out there soon.Wow! Have you surveyed any of the damage in your area yet? Would love to see what you find.
https://services.dat.noaa.gov/arcgi...r/FeatureServer/0/3061339/attachments/1879569Wow! Have you surveyed any of the damage in your area yet? Would love to see what you find.