I get that people like to see clear photos/videos of photogenic tornadoes, but straight-line winds can be just as dangerous. It bugs me when people downplay an event because it's "just" straight-line winds. The 2022 derecho killed 12 people in Ontario, and was either the strongest or second-strongest derecho ever recorded...on a day with a 15% wind risk.
On a lighter note, it's been long enough since there's been a solid severe weather day that I'm following this one for sure. It's been a really slow couple of months and I'd be happy to just watch some thunderstorms lol.