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warneagle
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You couldn’t pay me all the money in the world to chase in Oklahoma today. I’m really scared that chasers are going to die.
The "Big Three" on 5/24/11 acted a lot like Dixie tornadoes as well. They were turbulent, fast-moving tornadoes under very low bases, and the El Reno and Washington tornadoes were rain-wrapped at several different points in their life cycles. Speaking of the El Reno tornado, it's almost unbelievable how similar its structure was to the Ringgold, GA tornado on 4/27 - as in, it was practically the same tornado picked up and dropped in the Plains. I have a side-by-side comparison of the two that I'll post tomorrow.This is honestly Dixie on the plains with LCLs and storm motions, will have super low massive wedges speeding by probably wrapped in rain and grungy cells. Combine that with extreme flooding likely to cut off a handful of escape routes and you've got a dangerous chase day.