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Severe Threat May 15-16, 2025

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Little Rock radar, looks quite amazing to say the least, watch this. Lets hope we don't get these later on
Is that software free? My RadarOmega application has been unable to open on my computer for a few weeks now, and I've been unable to find a free alternative (GR2analyst is >200$!), and WeatherWise is too clunky.
 
Is that software free? My RadarOmega application has been unable to open on my computer for a few weeks now, and I've been unable to find a free alternative (GR2analyst is >200$!), and WeatherWise is too clunky.
its Supercell Wx, a free/open-souce application I main it over gr2 cuz I am loving these open-source stuff, if on mobile wX is like the best thing one can get, also free
 
cloud cover has returned to SE MO, not too sure what that entails but someone did say it will effect the event in someway
I don’t think you’re going to have a shortage of instability today, cloud cover or not. It’s been cloudy here all day and We had that crapvection come through here 45 minutes ago and it’s back to 78 degrees.
 
The primary limiting factor I see right now in the observed data is the lack of backed surface winds. Because the wind profiles in place right now in close proximity to these supercells are basically unidirectional, especially in Missouri, we're going to see them struggle to produce any kind of tornadoes over the next 2-3 hours barring mesoscale interactions like storm mergers or terrain locally enhancing low-level shear.
 
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