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Severe Weather 3/4 - 3/8
- Thread starter Sharpy
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Grand Poo Bah
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110 GTG Sheer and only 200 feet AGL
DanLarsen34
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I’ve stepped away twice in the past half an hour assuming this storm’s tornado potential was finishing up only for it to come back stronger than before. This is definitely an intense tornado nearing Nash, OK. 
tornadowatch211
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Is that debris fallout? CC Drop lines up with fallout.
Kds86z
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Jason Mills
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That’s a massive TDS for being so close to the radar site 
Grand Poo Bah
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We're getting very large debris now
Ozonelayer
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Real talk, what is this thing even hitting? What is it taking with it, the ground!?
Jason Mills
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IDK if that’s “glitching” or just aliasing. I don’t know if RadarScope dealiases their velocity data
Kds86z
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Grand Poo Bah
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These mergers are not affecting it at all
TornadoFan
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PDS warning for Wakita, OK!!
Kds86z
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Jason Mills
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It’s wrapped up so tight it’s about to be out of the warning. They’re going to have to reissue it
Kds86z
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DanLarsen34
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This was almost certainly a violent tornado regardless of what damage it ends up causing. This velocity signature is among the most intense I can recall observing in my 15+ years of tracking tornado events.
In terms of proximity to radar, this is probably the best look at close range we’ve had at a tornado of this intensity since the April 3, 2019 MS tornadoes that decimated the forest near the Columbus, MS Airforce base radar.
I really can't believe it has survived all of these clusters and mergers. Wild stuff