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Hurricane Hurricane Milton
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EF4 wedge if it was 100miles more West.
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Three really intense water spouts literally all within visibility distance from each other. Bonkers.
tornadowatch211
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Literally 2/2/1998
Those storms off the coast would shred everything like a cheese grater if they were on land right now.
Time to deploy the Dominator Submarine
Tanner
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Most unbelievable outbreak since May
Speaking of spinny things just offshore... 
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cincywx
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Those cells just east of the shoreline are currently progged as moving northwest. This would bring them back on shore with time, if they stay together.
Any updates on damage on the East Coast of Florida? I'm sure there's got to be substantial damage
Haven't seen too much but what I have seen is severe.
atrainguy
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Yeah the one east of Cape canaveral will make landfall possibily in the next 30 minutes to a hour
If we get a EF4 rating, it would be only the 3rd known hurricane to produce F4/EF4 tornado on record. The other two are Hilda 1964 and Carla 1961
Apologies if this was already posted. Lakewood Park tornado.
Not sure I've seen that angle. It is eerily reminiscent of shots of the Tuscaloosa EF4 crossing the highway.
Kds86z
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golly.. is this may 3? Psh
OHWX97
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Appearance wise, this tornado has a striking resemblance to the Lone Tree, Iowa tornado on May 15, 1998.