SmokeEater
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Large trees down on 922 in Rosston.
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Severe Weather Threat 5/25-5/26, 2024
- Thread starter MattPetrulli
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Echo height refers to the maximum radar indicated height of the supercell itself, not the tornado.
SmokeEater
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I don't think that's a TDS, think it's in the inflow itself. Still no mention from Ft Worth.
Tanner
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This might top 3 in most classic tornadic storm structures I’ve seen all spring
jiharris0220
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cg9450
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Man, all I can do is sit and look slackjawed at this.
TornadoFan
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James Sm.
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Textbook, wow
SmokeEater
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New warning slightly to the SE, still radar indicated. Scanner feed from Cooke County has no reports as of yet.
TornadoFan
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Let's not.
kcyalater
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100% that supercell was reading this thread waiting for the Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency calls
TornadoFan
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Damage reported in Forestburg.
cg9450
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“Nah man nobody kills Andrew”
jiharris0220
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Jpgood97
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Potential baseball sized hail associated with that storm too
CheeselandSkies
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For an office whose CWA directly abuts the one generally considered to be the absolute core of Tornado Alley, Fort Worth's warning prowess (or lack thereof) has not impresssed me.
Evan
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Very good thing that traffic is essentially not moving on I-35. Wouldn't want a tornado to come through there or anything.