It's becoming discrete again, like models showed.
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Severe Weather Threat 5/19-5/22/2024
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Kolle
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Yeah this is a nasty situation. Where is Reed or anybody with a live feed? This looks like it would be very visible.
atrainguy
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Got a tornado warned storm in northern Missouri now too.
Omg
TornadoFan
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The Colo, Iowa storm is moving at 85 mph!
Tomcats Forever!
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I'm sorry, 85 mph forward speed?
SmokeEater
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Yea, that was more me highly getting annoyed about KCCI pushing non discrete.
Kolle
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I believe it is.
TornadoFan
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jiharris0220
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In hindsight, it’s no surprise these storms are now breaking up from the linear mode.
The only reason why they went linear instantly at first was because they fired right near the surface low, where forcing is maximized.
Now that they have moved away from the surface low, which is also simultaneously moving away to the northeast, forcing has now weakened and storms have now become spaced.
The only reason why they went linear instantly at first was because they fired right near the surface low, where forcing is maximized.
Now that they have moved away from the surface low, which is also simultaneously moving away to the northeast, forcing has now weakened and storms have now become spaced.
notsoencrypted
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I was just staring at this on radar my own self. That's bananas.
Almost 90!!!
Debris signature just got even bigger!
'likely tornado"... C'mon man