Cyclone-68
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I’m going to be disappointed if there are no Worcester Tornado Anniversary posts today
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Sun trying desperately to break through
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Sunrise surprise? Lol
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I miss the Mcfilthy and Mcnasty days
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Closest to this I can even begin to compare to was the evening of the Springfield tornado.
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The Valas one is nuts!
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Time sensitive but if anyone has a lightning fetish as I do, here are some cool webcams of the powerful t-storms currently moving thru Nebraska. The third one down in particular: https://www.3newsnow.com/weather/weather-cams edit: I’m moving to Nebraska
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I have a cousin who’s a very smart and successful guy but he also believes in Big Foot. Tough to reconcile sometimes
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It would be kinda interesting if that radar contact and those dead birds were related somehow. Space cats?
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At least it beats this boring weather pattern lol
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Isn’t that one of the signs of the apocalypse?
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Best vacation I ever had next to three weeks in Australia many years ago
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That’s my dream retirement location
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Northern NE stealing our storms again
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“Hadley’s” comet? I’ll see myself out
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Really getting tired of waking up in Newfoundland every morning
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I didn’t even know there’s a suspicious area off of Florida to be investigated before I wrote that
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Only a series of landfalling cyclones can save this summer
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The good ol days….j/k
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Was definitely not anticipating this.. Just popped up west of me. I thought the atmosphere was too stable to sustain anything
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Thundering here in Braintree
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FYI that two part special on Theodore Roosevelt is outstanding..I highly recommend
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You know it’s a slow storm year when northern Canada is getting smoked with t-storms on the regular and we’re backdoored to death
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Has a back door front ever been predicted that DIDN'T happen? It seems like the most inevitable thing in the universe when they’re forecasted
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Only a choo choo train of tropical cyclones can turn this boring weather pattern
