Kds86z
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who is saying fatalities? Structures hit?
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Severe Weather Threat 5.22-5.24.24
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who is saying fatalities? Structures hit?
jiharris0220
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No clue on who said fatalities, but there were many structures hit, thankfully no serious damage to them.
Though I’m anxiously waiting for morning to come to see the alleged ground scouring and destroyed mesquite trees, something that was none present with that ef1 rated tornado which also had extreme winds measured.
slenker
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I don’t recall ever seeing these “land hurricane” looking tornadic supercells on radar until this year, but so far there’s been two, which is unreal
jiharris0220
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Kds86z
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I went ahead and added tomorrow's date, 5.24 to this thread.
Gail
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It almost feels like every day needs its own thread this spring. Mother Nature is being relentless!
OHWX97
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Just an extraordinary tornado.
Kds86z
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Honestly it’s hard to believe it hasn’t been a month lol since April 26 and all that’s happened since
Kds86z
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That last one by nenah is like top 5 for me wow.. for 2024
OHWX97
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Excuse me? Is this real life?
Oh
My
God
What a chase!
My
God
What a chase!
OHWX97
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Congratulations! I'm sure that must've been an experience of a lifetime.
OHWX97
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Surely, that beast in southwest Oklahoma will go down as being one of, if not, the most scientifically significant tornadoes of all time. This was seriously a monumental day for meteorology.
Kds86z
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Congrats!!!!!
OHWX97
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I really wish I paid attention to the weather today. Seems I misses a beautiful tornado, both in radar presentation and on the ground.
