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Severe Weather 2026
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Kds86z
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Like for this fall/winter
What happens in Brazil or anywhere over the Southern Hemisphere does not factor into the northern hemisphere weather.
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With the super Nino the cool fall severe season will enhance the risk coming up . Could get interesting
WeathermanLeprechaun
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What happens over there is a entirely different jet stream. That doesn't account at all for America.
Kds86z
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Austin Dawg
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I have a strange feeling we will pay for all these pretty days... soon.
DetectiveWX
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Disclaimer: We've had big Dec outbreaks in Neutrals ('19 and 24) and Ninas ('00, 10 and especially '21), but you get the idea what we might face as we close '26 out.
CheeselandSkies
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CAM forecast soundings look great across the upper Midwest for Sunday evening if we could only get a discrete storm. 0Z HRRR suggests a few in northern Illinois but it's at the tail end of its range.
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WeathermanLeprechaun
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Would think potential for a couple tornadoes in N IL Sunday night as upscale growth induces a QLCS. Very strong low level shear will accompany the QLCS. a isolated tornado will be possible in the initially more cellular mode. A thing I've developed recently is stretch and nudge. It's basically just environments where you have low level stretching AND a bit of nudging required. 360+ 0-1km SRH are at play with this one after dark, thankfully no prefrontal threat to take care of that but QLCS tornadoes could still be pretty hefty. Will continue to monitor