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Severe Weather Threat May 17-19, 2025

I’m guessing several farmsteads have been wiped out in extremely violent fashion unless it’s somehow missed everything.
Wish I could say it's missed everything, but I know for certain there was a tiny, tiny farmstead neighborhood that contained a maximum of two to three houses earlier east of Greensburg (Brenham) that likely were wiped clean of their slab. Like the tornado hit it head on directly.
 
I’m a little late to the party, but man watching that storm ramp up and hearing the reports of a massive tornado along US-183 moving towards Greensburg, then the Tornado Emergency, legitimately had me shaken. As someone who knows what those poor people went through and the scars that are still absolutely there to this day, I can’t imagine the feeling. Heard a report that the dispatcher was quite emotional, feeling as though they’d have to deal with the same catastrophe all over again, fortunately it veered away. Several farms that were obliterated on May 4th, 2007 were unfortunately hit likely significantly south of town.
 
The environment this is going through is very high end; the only real question across KS as we got into this environment was convective coverage, would any cell be able to go up with in rather marginal low level lapse rates beneath the really juicy stuff? With this one cell managing to get going and sustaining itself, even the nighttime CIN settling over the region won't slow it down for a while
 
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