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Shakespeare 2016
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Another crazy thing is temperatures have only been like in the 63.0°F TO 69.0°F range and dewpoints in the 59.0°F TO 63.0°F range when these monster tornadoes were happening.
Tempestas Tonitrua
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Northwest of Springfield
BayouWeatherGeek
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This has all the makings of being a long tracker. What an absolutely breathtaking and dangerous storm!
warneagle
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This really reminds me of Rochelle 2015
Muwx
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Did they update the warning? still showing radar indicated for me
TornadoFan
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I have absoloutely no words for what I'm seeing on Brett's feed.
warneagle
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The side-by-side of Brad and Brett’s stream is amazing
KCweatherboy
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Looks like a BWER forming, with a small TDS atm
TornadoFan
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Brad's stream is something horrific
jiharris0220
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This is over stimulating, this will be something that will be written in the history books.
kcyalater
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i have never seen anything remotely like this. unbelievable. brett’s feed is terrifying.
Tempestas Tonitrua
Member
The entire meso looks like it’s trying to sit on the ground.
SmokeEater
Member
I have no words..... Literally every chaser there is having career days....
kcyalater
Member
weeks and weeks of underperforming setups and then this which will easily have supported a high risk.
Shakespeare 2016
Member
I don't know much about ingredients and parameters but it makes me wonder what is making up for the modest temperatures and dewpoints. It makes me me think of the Tri-State 1925 tornado but that occurred in mid March. We are in late April.