Hmm... not active enough?
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wx247
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Hmm... not active enough?
Where are the naysayers on days like today???
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We'll see though... I'm still trying to figure out what happened to the storms from 2 days ago and yesterday/early this morning after midnight!
It was been rather insane. My mother lives in NE Iowa (Fayette county, Arlington to be specific) and last I checked, they've been constantly under a flash flood warning and have been under a Severe T-Storm warning at least 4 times in the last 24 hours. With possibilities that it continues on AGAIN today. Just wave after wave along that front......
--snoopj
--snoopj
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Where are the naysayers on days like today???
You know they will be back as soon as the right oppurtunity presents itself!! HMMM??? Maybe it has been TOO active for them lately???hehehehe
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Brett Adair
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The SPC count is up to over 500 reports now as seen here. Mainly wind damage in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic with destructive hail and tornadoes in Iowa and Nebraska. http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/yesterday.html
A similar pattern could happen today.
Jim
A similar pattern could happen today.
Jim
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Hmmm... I agree David. Must be too stormy. They will wait until there is no svr. wx. forecasted before they come and spout their crap again.
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