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6-3 Weather Thread-Long track tornadoes?

nfrine said:
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So there's a 60% chance it will be windy in southern Iowa? Bold prediction.
 
Please be careful this evening and take all warnings seriously. This is a very dangerous severe weather setup this evening.

One storm to watch is that linear devil about to hit north Omaha. This type of storm usually ends up being long lived (stretching across multiple states). It is producing baseball size hail and 80 mph winds moving SE.

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Also there are other supercells in SW Iowa to watch. If they latch on to the warm front they could quickly become tornadic. That southern-most cell is producing 2" hail right now too.

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Baseball sized hail just missed me, got pea to nickel sized where I am, so no damage (so far)

Storm that just passed through the Omaha metro triggered a tornado warning in Eastern Pott County :wideeyed:
 
Typically don't watch any of the Weather Channel, but they've got some fantastic coverage going of the Omaha system. Sounds like the airport was on lockdown. It'd be quite something for people passing through Omaha who've never witnessed severe thunderstorms.
 
CynadoAlley said:
Typically don't watch any of the Weather Channel, but they've got some fantastic coverage going of the Omaha system. Sounds like the airport was on lockdown. It'd be quite something for people passing through Omaha who've never witnessed severe thunderstorms.
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I actually called a buddy of mine that works in north Omaha to get the heck out of there. Glad he took the advice.

I've seen numerous reports of severe home damage/tree damage and pingpong to softball size hail in and around the Omaha area.

Now this storm is kicking just like an engine, trying to spin up tornadoes in SW IA.
 
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