warneagle
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Hard to avoid it up here. MD is the 5th-most densely populated state.
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Severe Weather 2024
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That's got to be one of the dumbest environments with one of the most impressive signatures. Good grief dude. Don't need a mile wide debris ball on a qcls summer day in Alabama.
Third TOR in MD. And oh, hello Alabama.
Meso handoff over Reisterstown?
warneagle
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Tightened up again. It’s hopefully gonna stay south of Columbia (~100,000 people) but it’s headed straight for BWI airport.
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You legit got a kink near haleyville alabama that could produce as well
Kds86z
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TornadoFan
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New confirmed tornado in the southern warned storm in MD
Original cell is back OTG.
warneagle
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Basically nothing but populated areas from there until it gets to the Bay. If it produces again it’s gonna be a problem.
jiharris0220
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Yeah, I’m definitely going to chalk this QLCS surprisingly tornado productive behavior to the surface shear boundary interacting with the gust fronts from this thing.
Because simple mesoscale dynamics don’t explain this level of activity.
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New tornado warning for Franklin and Colbert. On the ground.
jiharris0220
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Ok, so we’re just going to 2024 our way to a full scale widespread tornado outbreak in not even a marginal risk day?
We're already 6 pages in, today could have warranted its own thread TBH. Up to the moderators though @MichelleH
Yup. Looks like it. Poor guys in Alabama getting slammed with a severe weather outbreak in a TSTM risk.