WeathermanLeprechaun
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If we ever end up having a high end tornado in one of those controversial offices even after all these changes rolled out, and they hypothetically decide a questionable rating, it would probably just get people right back up in uproar, although admittedly this is genuinely a very weak argument because the chances of such happening are extremely low. feel like a lot of offices have wanted to be forward thinking even in this "rating depression" as i like to call it, but have been restricted due to the absurd process to get a EF5 rating. We will just have to see.Sure, and that’s fair. There are offices like MEG that have a bad track record even well before 2011, and they just don’t seem to really care. Those are the ones that are going to continue to cause problems. More forward thinking offices like Norman and Jackson though will probably adopt new data and new techniques with open arms.