Absolutely no mention of this in NWS chat
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Severe Weather 2026
- Thread starter KevinH
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Absolutely no mention of this in NWS chat
akt1985
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I know there was a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for San Diego County, California earlier this afternoon that was issued by their backup office in Oxnard.
I think this was for the Kentucky offices. IIRC they issued a tweet saying to stay in shelter and that warnings were failing to come through
Kds86z
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Cyclonic Paracosm
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for ref 11/17/13 ha 70ish tornadoes just that repeated alone would break texas's record
This heat wave for Alabama is going to be very notable one. Long duration event
From wvtm 
CheeselandSkies
Member
Somewhat ironic that Texas also set their record in 2015, the year that Illinois had Rochelle and with that day combined with the 6/22 outbreak among a few others, reached an above-average count of 69 but still well below this year. That year was also the start of a "Super Nino" but as far as I can tell in 2026 Texas' tornado activity has been unremarkable if not below average.
Probably due to the Super Nino, TX didn't have much in the way of TC landfalls to help the count in '15, either. TS Bill produced four, but that was it. Normally when that state gets a lot you can assume at least one Gulf TC had something to do with it, like Beulah or Harvey.
The heat index here has been 110+ for going on 3 years straight it feels like at this point
akt1985
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I’m just glad the heat wave isn’t going to last all summer like it did in 1980.
I’ve heard about that one. I think a 100 people died