Severe Weather outbreaks
- Thread starter Meat Target
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Should someone call in a wellness check?
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Informative, sir. This is my favorite thread on the Farms.
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I fat-fingered the "post reply" button.
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Prayers to those affected. Hope they have insurance.
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The soundings in central-northeast Texas are looking pretty rough right now, all of the requirements for supercells and significant tornadoes are there. In one month it'll be the 27th anniversary of Jarrell so right around that time of the year.
CAPE isn't extremely high but it's high enough, looks around 1,200-1,500 in Texas and closer to 2,000 in Nebraska. In Jarrell's case it was something incredible like 6,000J/kg.
CAPE isn't extremely high but it's high enough, looks around 1,200-1,500 in Texas and closer to 2,000 in Nebraska. In Jarrell's case it was something incredible like 6,000J/kg.
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Population centers could be at risk. The Nebraska ones are heading right for Lincoln, and in Texas they're in the Triangle, around Waco/DFW.
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I live in a time warp that forces all severe weather to veer around me. No snow rain slert storm can touch me. Enjoy your property damage and terrified dogs, losers!
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That's my biggest concern. Especially with how much these states have grown there is a lot more population at risk than there was a few decades ago. Cities have some impact on severe weather but it's not likely enough to stop a major tornado from forming, although even a weak tornado can cause a lot more damage and harm in a city due to the population density.
I bought the new edition of Grazulis' Significant Tornadoes: 1974-2022, it's pricey but packed with info.
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TWISTER!
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I have a buddy that's storm chasing in Oklahoma and the surrounding areas during all this. The last guidance he showed me had a freaky ass hatch for above EF3 potential storms in a good majority of the predicted areas.
It's basically sitting at a >45% chance of anything starting up to go ugly fast.
On an unrelated note, it's been over eleven years since the latest EF5 in Moore (and in general in the US iirc), so don't be surprised if that streak breaks in the next few days.
It's basically sitting at a >45% chance of anything starting up to go ugly fast.
On an unrelated note, it's been over eleven years since the latest EF5 in Moore (and in general in the US iirc), so don't be surprised if that streak breaks in the next few days.
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If a tornado knocks down the barn I've been helping put the roof on I am going to send a strongly worded letter to god.
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Looking at things, I think the mid-south is going to come out relatively unscathed tonight.
Texas and Nebraska are blowing up,but nothing else seems to be taking off so far.
No sooner do I post this then Kansas starts lighting up.
Good luck, kiwis.
Texas and Nebraska are blowing up,
No sooner do I post this then Kansas starts lighting up.
Good luck, kiwis.
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I await Pecos Hank's video.
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Rumors are that a train has been derailed, and sirens are sounding in Omaha.
Pic of the storm moving away from downtown Lincoln:
KC is right in the bullseye all weekend.
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It's Twitter, so take with a grain of salt, but there's a picture of the supposed train.
Edit: There's a confirmed tornado west of Omaha Nebraska, going towards Waterloo. It looks huge on the chaser footage.
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I will point and laugh as I sit in the middle of an extended drought and extreme fire danger.
Are there any cheap places to live that aren't imperiled by natural disasters or niggers?
Are there any cheap places to live that aren't imperiled by natural disasters or niggers?
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The chasers on Ryan Hall Y'all's stream are going ballistic.
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I used to scoff at evangelicals for blaming hurricanes and shit on the gays but maybe they were onto something
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It's a mile wide. This is literally the kind of storm I was joking about earlier.
Jesus Christ, these poor people.
Edit: Tornado Alley is shifting hard and I don't like it.
Jesus Christ, these poor people.
Edit: Tornado Alley is shifting hard and I don't like it.