Austin Dawg
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That's exactly what I said to my son, sitting here watching this. The last time I saw that was when the Mississippi Delta got hit.
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Severe Weather Threat 5/19-5/22/2024
- Thread starter Taylor Campbell
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That's exactly what I said to my son, sitting here watching this. The last time I saw that was when the Mississippi Delta got hit.
jiharris0220
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Yeah, seriously wtf?
40k+ what!!?
Catastrophic damage in Greenfield.
SmokeEater
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Hospital in Greenfield took a direct hit, they can not provide services.
Yeah, that's ridiculous. Anyways HOLY **** WHAT IS THAT REFLECTIVITY DEBRIS BALL?
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I sincerely hope that these Rolling Fork/Mayfield comparisons are exaggerations, but if those are your immediate comparisons, we have a dire situation.
Yeah I don't get it either
Muwx
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Looks like there might have been a satellite tornado that may have almost been absorbed by the main tornado. Certainly a fujiwara effect
TornadoFan
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Rotation getting stronger south of Macksburg.
Tempestas Tonitrua
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Yep. Ryan Hall’s stream called that out as well
Austin Dawg
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This line of storms is heading right straight for Des Moines.
Couplet southwest of macksburg is intensifying quickly
TornadoFan
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That one I'll be really concerned about.
jiharris0220
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I think this event is a full proof example that you don’t need a discrete mode or even a well spaced semi discrete mode to have significant/violent tornadoes.
Is that 50k+ feet?
