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Hurricane Hurricane Milton
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That's incredible for a tropical supercell... You just don't see that in tropical systems.
Correct me if I'm wrong but rolling fork and Mayfield hit I think 30,000 feet
notsoencrypted
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Yeah, a couple of the couplets that are off-shore look really nasty, but that might be the proximity to the radar as well.
cincywx
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lake.effect
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New supercells sprouting up just northwest of Ft. Lauderdale. Gonna rake some highly populated areas.
I’m sorry but what???
keithGA
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Pet peeve, but why does every chaser seem to tag TORs as violent when they post them on X? Its not known if it is truly violent (EF4 or EF5) until a damage survey is complete.
This is Dixie in April looking stuff. Wow
Yep, debris that high correlates with some of the strongest in the last 4 years. (Mayfield, rolling fork)
keithGA
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Bad timing for my post above, lol.
cincywx
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It's a fair point though. The easy answer, of course, is views, and maybe a bit of excitement in the moment, the latter of which I certainly understand.
No worries, just lived here all my life (including the ‘98 killer storms and this is just absolutely jaw dropping.
PS - I’m about 99,902 posts short of my tag but I’m not complaining!
tornadowatch211
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Was about to insert my images. but thats EASILY the worst hurricane tornado I’ve seen on radar by far.
lake.effect
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60 dbz on reflectivity for the Vero Beach cell - violent EF4+ ongoing
Vero beach velocity couplet is no joke 
May I remind everybody. Florida has only had two* F4/EF4 in its history?
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That's kind of insane to think about. You'd think the panhandle would have had a couple of F/EF5s.
cincywx
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some of these tornadoes today have looked straight out of a May afternoon on the plains.