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So it's a confirmed EF5?
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No, since the EF scale is a damage scale.
Yeah it's a bunch of bullshit, don't worry about it
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Still an Ef4 despite seeing basements and storm shelters literally ripped out of the ground. Its all politics.
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ef4 on paper
EF5 in my heart
EF5 in my heart
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The Greenfield, IA Tornado was absolutely unlike anything I have ever seen before. It looks something like a multiple vortex tornado except these vortices stay really close to the wedge where it looks like the outside that's inside of a pencil sharpener. That tornado tearing the windmill apart and ripping floors apart exposing basements were the cherry on top to the intimidating nature of this tornado. Truly the most terrifying looking tornado outside of Vintage tornado photos. This should be an EF-5 in my opinion considering it possibly even approach a low end F6 and hit buildings with that force. Something only done by this and 2 other tornadoes.
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EDIT: That wasn't the case. We're about to see a fucking shitshow.
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Well, I'm sure small town Nebraska isn't very colorful and filled with Authentic Taco Trucks
. Much like East Palestine. We need to Start a Conversation about equitable handling of disasters. A disaster is impact + privilege.Give me all your trashcans, but this isn't far off
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Meanwhile apparently most of southern Minnesota is being flooded away. Behind all these tornados have been simply excessive amounts of rain.
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Talk about negligence whilst they find LGBT bullshit more important than warning it's citizens about future tornadoes.
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I'll give a full timeline of events just to show how negligent they were in a bit.
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...how's it going?
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Some stuff got in the way. After the debate I'll continue working on it.
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Absolutely pouring this morning. Gonna need Noah's Ark to get home.
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Hurricane season has begun with quite the bang. Really not looking forward to the rest of the season if this is how it starts.
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Hurricane Beryl was a really early Category 5 Hurricane and the earliest one in any Atlantic Hurricane season on record.
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I am not confident enough to give/write this a thread of it's own, so I am directing it here.
California has recently been given the gift of an aggressive wildfire (as of 24/7/24) that has since spread >250 miles across open areas just north of 2018's "Camp Fire". As of this writing, it is essentially uncontained and continues to spread, heeded by southward winds towards the town of Paradise.
Attached below is a radar loop and camera timelapse of a persistent pyrocumulonimbus + potential fire-induced tornado.
California has recently been given the gift of an aggressive wildfire (as of 24/7/24) that has since spread >250 miles across open areas just north of 2018's "Camp Fire". As of this writing, it is essentially uncontained and continues to spread, heeded by southward winds towards the town of Paradise.
Attached below is a radar loop and camera timelapse of a persistent pyrocumulonimbus + potential fire-induced tornado.
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California and spontaneous wildfires, name a more iconic duo.
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Back in Cleveland they just had several waterspouts, including a big one off Cedar Point
