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Severe Weather Threat - October 18th/19th 2025

wx_guy said:
Ah, the start of severe weather season in the South. Wonder how this season will play out. Something tells me it won't be as quiet as hurricane season has been.
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Yeah, I don’t know what it is, but I have an uneasy feeling about how this severe weather season will play out. I mean, it’s still in the 90s in mid october in Houston. It feels disgusting out here today.
 
wx_guy said:
Ah, the start of severe weather season in the South. Wonder how this season will play out. Something tells me it won't be as quiet as hurricane season has been.
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You sir have just given me a brilliant idea to start looking into after today.
 
Cyclonic Paracosm said:
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old tor has a lil thing again, considering what it just did, watching it seems to be the play
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Agree, a similar evolution to our sigtor is beginning again with this. Don't be surprised if this circulation ramps up quick, because it may become another bookend
 
We mightve had two tornadoes in Indiana earlier on a OFB. I noticed this initially and was skeptical if the signal but a well defined LP debris ball was there. I also didn't notice the one to the south also on the OFB. Near Goshen, IN too, I'll try get the radar data for yall.
 
Notice how the couplets line up with at least 30 DBZ+ relfectivity, at this point, I'm very confident these were two weak tornadoes.
 

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