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Severe Weather 2025

MMWX said:
Been a couple months since I've posted. Have been enjoying my summer before going back to school in a couple weeks. Haven't kept up with anything weather related since the end of May.

Something about derechos always intrigue me though. Excited to start following hurricane season as well despite the quiet start.
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Hello @MMWX . Hope all well
 
MMWX said:
Been a couple months since I've posted. Have been enjoying my summer before going back to school in a couple weeks. Haven't kept up with anything weather related since the end of May.

Something about derechos always intrigue me though. Excited to start following hurricane season as well despite the quiet start.
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hi mmwx welcome back hope you had a great summer and have a great semester at college
 
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mesocyclone seems to be forming , lightning really picking up on this cell , its north of the city of Moncton , seems to be heading towards a populated area.

there is a other impressive storm on the west side of new Brunswick to keep a eye out on as well since its about to interact with a boundary and its in a 200+ 3cape area.

unsure how the north Moncton one is on the mesoscale analysis , as it ignores anything east of this black line.
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however it does show the surface vorticity and its higher over there.
 
Great chaser video of the Watertown, SD tornado from Sunday.



Man, what is it about the Northern Plains in summer and tall, narrow yet extremely violent "drillbit" tornadoes? From Manchester (in its later stages), to Elie, and several examples in MN, and now this. It seems to be a uniquely common occurrence here compared to other parts of Tornado Alley. I wonder if a commonality to the general conditions that occur in these setups exists, such as hot temperatures leading to high (but not prohibitive) temperature/dewpoint spreads, and high 0-3KM CAPE.
 
KakashiHatake2000 said:

just as long as these stay out in a open field then im okay with it i guess but probably cranked down several notches nothing against reed but just tends to over due stuff
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by the way about last night i was just wondering im no expert when it comes to teleconnections but is it possible for that to last that long and i bet it might resort to other teleconnections as well including a el nino or la nina i just thought i would ask those questions out of curiosity maybe
 
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