Kds86z
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Good question @Shakespeare 2016. Yeah, saw that somewhere. I am trying to think of overnight EF5/F5s..
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Severe Weather Threat June 15-23
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Shakespeare 2016
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I seen 11:02 PM CDT TO 11:21 PM CDT. Unfortunately the people who were killed were in the area where there was EF4 damage.
Kds86z
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Btw, I did the math on wiki. 87 tornadoes occurred during the timeframe of this thread. From Arkansas to New York to Colorado to Nebraska to Oklahoma to Minnesota and many other states. 6 fatalities (3 New York, 3 North Dakota).
Thanks to @Atlantic for seeing the future somehow.
Thanks to @Atlantic for seeing the future somehow.
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akt1985
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I think the Barneveld, Wisconsin F5 in June 1984 hit after midnight local time.
CheeselandSkies
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Correct.
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WeathermanLeprechaun
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I think I'll remind you that Trey and Broyles will be back in a proper Enderlin mesoscale breakdown, he hinted at it on some of his community posts regarding the pt 2. We are about to get a full blown in depth masterclass of the microscale things that 6/20 featured.
Such a impressive environment that barely fired storms, and everything went right for those storms to go off. This is why we're lucky June environments don't fire more often. Just a perfect example of what happens when they do.
Such a impressive environment that barely fired storms, and everything went right for those storms to go off. This is why we're lucky June environments don't fire more often. Just a perfect example of what happens when they do.
Kds86z
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Oh interesting since he already did one
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WeathermanLeprechaun
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The video is out! It involves most of what Broyles spoke about in his DRC study, and it turns out that southern cell was a DRC! Incredible mesoscale breakdown! Hopefully, we can predict EF3+ tornadoes soon based off this brilliant finding in DRCs which preclude typically violent tornadoes. Enderlin was another case of this.
In all its glory! Enjoy!
In all its glory! Enjoy!
Kds86z
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Central Ohio Wx
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Descending Reflectivity Core
Kds86z
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Yeah. Thanks. I see now at end of video it shows what it stands for. Cell merger related? I guess..
Kds86z
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Just because… I can’t get enough of it..
Pretty phenomenal shot of the Enderlin EF5 with its parent supercell here from Daniel Shaw.