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That review was clearly to see if Michigan’s check cleared, yes?

Good thing we shut down the city of Norman for this riveting sports match

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The initial 53-man roster:

August 28th, 1990: 1990's deadliest tornado carved a devastating path through Plainfield, Illinois. The F5 damaged or destroyed over 1,000 structures and produced extreme ground scouring. Twenty-nine people were killed, and 350 were hurt. Dr. Fujita personally surveyed this event.

New paper alert! This peer-reviewed journal paper is the most comprehensive study of tornado-related wind risk ever undertaken for Canada. And includes our latest best estimate of annual occurrence rate (below). Should be open access here: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F...

It’s warm

Door County, WI F3 #Tornado – August 23, 1998 An F3 began as a waterspout over Green Bay before moving ashore. Thousands of trees were flattened, about 30 buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged, and 47 people sheltered in a concrete building as the tornado struck. buff.ly/EHI85iD #wiwx #OTD

Chicagoland is the statistical derecho capitol of the world. And for some reason, the south suburbs and NWI often seem to take the brunt of many of these events. I have personally experienced quite a few derechos in my life, including some rather notable ones.

Carl Quintanilla@carlquintanilla.bsky.social · 2w ago

“.. You can't cook," resident Lottie Boss told ABC News' Chicago station WLS. "You don't have anything. You don't have gas. You don't have a stove. There's no electricity." #Indiana ⚡️ abcnews.com/US/parts-nor...

Maybe Lake County will have full power restoration by the time the Bears move there

Another day, another disaster for south Chicagoland

Can see the rapid pressure rise and fall behind the bow echo at Calumet Harbor.

Exciting results from my #32SLS talk include the ability to faithfully represent rapid, near-storm environmental response to supercells. Our 3-minute analyses yield a dang near spot-on inflow evolution of the 23 May 2022 Morton, TX storm over a multi-hour window.

Connell Miller with a detailed examination of the train derailment from the Enderlin, ND, EF-5 tornado. EF-5 winds would be required to loft the tanker only 50 meters.

Excited to be presenting at #32SLS about the lofted train car analysis from the EF5 Enderlin, ND tornado! Will also be showing some results from “Version 2.0” of the debris trajectory model. Tune in at 11:30 CDT if you’re interested! #AMSMadisonSummit

And after visiting Tony's poster, come check out Poster 328: Improving Radar-Based Hail Detection: Recent Efforts at NSSL Jeffrey C. Snyder, NSSL, Norman, OK; and J. M. Krause, A. Witt, J. T. Carlin, and A. A. Alford

Come to poster 332 this afternoon for more fun discussion about tornado intensity estimation #SLS #AMSSummit

Detailed damage analysis of the 23 April 2026 Enid, OK, tornado from @tlyza89.bsky.social

To Wisconsin’s credit, they have cheese and beer.

This place is the worst. What the hell is this?

I have landed in Wisconsin. Bear Down.

If you’re interested in learning more about the ongoing scientific analysis of the Enid tornado, I hear it may come up at 2:45 pm CDT on Wednesday at SLS. #AMSSummit

Montezuma’s revenge

A PhD isn’t about “mastering a particular literature and making a contribution to it.” That’s a MS. A PhD is about whether they have made deep enough connections to be able to ask novel questions, design novel experiments to address them, and identify the new questions that arise from that.

Oakfield, WI F5 #Tornado – July 18, 1996! Homes were swept from their foundations, debris traveled into Michigan, and 60 homes and six businesses were destroyed. Twelve people were injured, but no one was killed. Summary: buff.ly/4Q7hqwg Podcast: buff.ly/ObTMQYl

Gonna be some "Belgium is that good" talk and you don't have to fall for these lies. USMNT fell head first into a trash can here, Belgium just accepted the win that was there to accept. Didn't need to get out of 2nd gear.

91 mph (pre-QCed) at the Norman mesonet site. That explains a lot.

June 30 - July 1st, 2014: A "one-two punch" derecho event impacted much of the Midwest and Great Lakes regions. The most continuous and intense damage occurred over eastern Iowa, northern Illinois, and northern Indiana, where some locations were affected by both storm systems.

‘Say yes and never do it’ Mel Brooks knew how to deal with the studios