OHWX97
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The new meso north of Seminole looks vicious.
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Severe WX May 4th-May 6th, 2022 Threat
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TornadoFan
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Might wanna take a look at the Vernon, TX storm. Looking very nasty on velocity.
CheeselandSkies
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warneagle
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Why does this have to be after dark? The footage of this would be incredible. Obviously that's the least of the worries for the people actually there but it's a shame not to have a good visual record of it.
warneagle
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It's ramped up even more the last two scans
Equus
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Wow.
TornadoFan
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What in the world?
It did a full loop. Incredible.
OHWX97
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Absolute insanity. Damage survey will be very interesting.
warneagle
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Grand Island 1980 vibes from that
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Very strangely behaved storms tonight... and of course, you can guess which town may have just gotten hit for the second time:
locomusic01
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I leave for 10 minutes and we get tornadoes doing donuts. Figures.
Looks like it may have been interacting with that other circulation developing to its east?
Looks like it may have been interacting with that other circulation developing to its east?
OHWX97
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I swear, those two mesos are undergoing some sort of Fujiwara effect.
warneagle
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One of the chasers on KOCO is reporting a large tornado northeast of Seminole. Not surprising based on radar but good to have ground truth.
OHWX97
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Both circulations are producing tornadoes. CC drop now apparent with the NE circulation.
warneagle
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Does that work on a small scale like this? I've only heard of it with larger cyclones.
Kolle
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Equus
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This may be two separate supercells basically rotating around each other and merging with totally separate mesos, absolutely wild dynamics