TornadoFan
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Chris Hall has power flashes.
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Severe Weather Threat 5/25-5/26, 2024
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Doesn't exactly scream "weakening" to me
There was a thesis recently claiming that 0-500m SRH is a better predictor of violent tornadoes than 0-1 km. Would be interesting to see some numbers on this year's events.
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I would so it is starting to weaken now as that new cell hits it…
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Just saw 69 dBZ on latest scan
Tempestas Tonitrua
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The junk to its south has completely surrounded it, might start to see it impacting the tornado. Or it’s completely constructive
Muwx
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Velocity came down last scan, still strong. I doubt it’s constructive but it also may not kill it
hurricaneguy
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Yeah I spoke too soon. I think I was hoping I was seeing weakening. Man nasty storm
Evan
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I wouldn't get so hung up on a few velocity bins from scan to scan when you've got that strong of a debris ball on reflectivity and a deep TDS.
It’s in the position to be constructive for sure.
I think it's neutral, it's not doing much. Either that... or it's a nudger.
Meso handoff may have FAILED. I haven't seen that in ages.
CheeselandSkies
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Not going away...
Tanner
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It's not going to be impeded. Still a long-track strong+ tornado ongoing!
CheeselandSkies
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Meanwhile, a QLCS tornado just hit Fort Branch, IN. Warning says it's moving 60 MPH!
treypops
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I think it's just gonna eat it and cycle through. There's nothing out front to slow this thing down.