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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat June 6-14

First TORE in June since 2014 and first one in Illinois in June since 2010
 
When a cell that has already had a significant merger in its FFD prior to tornadogenesis, latches onto the modified OFB, that is what happens. Mesoscale dynamics at play on a day that didn't need it, but that was a high end, violent tornado, no doubt.

Any prefrontal that can sustain itself, perhaps latch onto the boundary or utilise favorable mergers, will pose a major tornado threat.

Peak intensity: 150-170 mph
 
WeathermanLeprechaun said:
When a cell that has already had a significant merger in its FFD prior to tornadogenesis, latches onto the modified OFB, that is what happens. Mesoscale dynamics at play on a day that didn't need it, but that was a high end, violent tornado, no doubt.

Any prefrontal that can sustain itself, perhaps latch onto the boundary or utilise favorable mergers, will pose a major tornado threat.

Peak intensity: 150-170 mph
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Where is the OFB currently on the map? Is it still lifting north or stalled?
 
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