Army Veteran! Trained Spotter! Weather Enthusiast! In the Radar Matrix! I'm an America first citizen. I'm a realist. Also a realest. Essentially we're the same.
@devinremikerwi@MatthewCappucci I'll be the guy. It's Chem trails! 🤣🤣 All the methane from the cheese making is turning Wisconsin into the hail capital of the USA. It time we take climate change seriously and stop the uptick of hail in Wisconsin. Keep it in Texas because big oil is ruining our planet! 🫡🫡
Street flooding in Stratton, NE. #newx
I was tired of getting absolutely worked south of Stratton so I bailed. The sign flying past me was enough. I don’t need a tor that bad.
LINK: https://t.co/lPAzyLUetT
My footage of the strong, damaging, photogenic tornado that occurred near Effingham, IL, on Wednesday. This tornado had an audible roar and lofted ample debris as it crossed the road a few hundred yards to our south.
T.O.T.O. (Tornadic Orbital Telemetry Observations) direct intercept of a significant tornado this evening north of Effingham, Illinois. I lost the drone in the tornado. Offering a $500 reward for its return as it has the 8K footage and onboard TPRH sensor. This is valuable scientific data!
⚠️ The New HRRR Model run is complete on the Weatherwise app and we've got a tip for you:
- A volatile environment. Interestingly, the best "fuel" for storms (top right) appears to be behind the line, some have questioned if this may be a "fail" mode. Not quite...
- Notice how the highest CAPE is actually displaced behind the modeled storm line. That can happen when storms stabilize the air along their path while the line continues moving east on strong forcing and wind shear. In other words, the “fuel” map alone does not tell the whole story, this setup will rely heavily on shear, storm motion, and cold-pool dynamics overnight.
- Just a little model interpretation tip for you!
FULL BRIEFING for Wednesday’s anticipated severe weather outbreak.
KEY POINTS:
• volatile parameter space (overlap of ingredients)
• strong tornadoes possible
• winter-like jet stream
• warm front problems
2-3 “failure modes” to discuss too:
SPC has upgraded to Moderate Risk (level 4/5) for tomorrow (Wednesday, June 17) across north-central Illinois/northwest Indiana. Confidence is increasing in a severe weather outbreak with mixed-mode convection, including supercells capable of producing all (significant) severe hazards. Multiple strong/intense (EF3+) tornadoes are possible, particularly near the warm front. The positioning of said front is uncertain given a lack of clarity in how morning convection may play out, so expect continued shifts of these outlook lines once we get some higher confidence in this regard.
This has the potential to be one of the most potent severe weather days of the year; please have your severe weather plan in place, have multiple ways of receiving warnings, and take all warnings seriously.
Couldn’t agree more with what @BrandonCopicWx said. Most of the time I have at least a few people following me on the roads, but tomorrow isn’t the day to follow. Very challenging chase and you could get yourself in trouble fast.
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To be fair, when he made significant changes to this platform people bitched and complained about him specifically. Twitter was always for the masses. He made that clear. The town square. Everyone needs to understand that and take their own personal accountability.
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Forecast discussion on today's significant severe threat focused on the Kansas/Missouri region. Supercells are expected to develop this afternoon near a southeastward-sagging cold front and remnant outflow boundary, eventually morphing into an intense MCS with time. All hazards are possible.
Every missed tornado is a learning opportunity. If you don't learn from your mistakes, you never get better. When I get back home, I plan on looking at data and will try to find out what I missed #NeverStopLearning