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Yeah I’d be surprised if that one weren’t at least high end EF3There was a bit of one (not as dramatic as Mayfield) for a couple of scans with the violent tornado in the northwest Omaha metro today, but it was somewhat masked by a convective cell just south of the tornado getting ready to merge into the updraft. At around the time that was happening, reflectivity in the debris ball was around 70+ dbz and delta-v was 230+ mph, all 500-750 ft above ground level.
Jeez, that's absolutely insane...TBSS on this storm… and I’m not sure it’s from hail.
Looks significant but it’s so far from the radar that it’s hard to tell muchThe southern storm near grand river had significant rotation.
Might be outrunning the best thermos but the kinematics ahead of these storms are very impressive still.
True but we’re getting into a messier storm mode so that might mitigate their ability to continue to propagate. Translate? I can never keep those straight.There was a good case study video Trey did on the 3/2/2012 outbreak and noted how the West Liberty tornado moved outside the warm sector that was in KY into a more hostile thermodynamically environment in West Virginia. The storm was able to maintain a while longer based on the insane shear parameters but once a supercell is built up and mature it’s hard for it to stop and can take time to weaken in circumstances.