That was yesterday, unless a blizzard snow tornado hit again.

It just had to hit all of the good stores. ****.

The city is more protected, that tornado exposed them inside their bubble. I know we had sustained 80mph with gusts to 100 a few years ago.

I'm talking for hours. My entire farm looked like the great sand dunes. I have pics of my kids hanging out like they were on the beach. Had to use the drag to pull all the sand off the yard. It was insanity.
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That map is old as fuck, at least 10 years +

It doesn't have Menards, or any of the mall. All of that land is developed in the mid-part of that green tornado path.
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Hard freeze of 20 tonight, then into the mid 70's on Friday.

I think I've dated this weather pattern before.
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Severe thunderstorms are possible tonight, mainly in the evening hours in northeast and east-central Kansas. Slightly greater severe thunderstorm potential comes Monday afternoon and evening along and southeast of Interstate 35. Stay weather-aware! #kswx pic.twitter.com/8cis4qtCV5

— NWS Topeka (@NWSTopeka) March 31, 2024

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5:28pm CDT #SPC_MD 0317 , #ilwx #mowx #iawx, https://t.co/Tg8ZEuBCU6 pic.twitter.com/HRTkHA7Avz

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) March 31, 2024

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https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/17...93aiyz9_Q&s=19

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Yes, we're under an elevated (or is it extended?) risk for severe weather with golf ball sized hail and larger, and of course the tornadoes, here in northeast Oklahoma. Be careful.

Edit: I guess it goes all the way to Texas, could be a rough night.
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5:30pm CDT #SPC_MD 0327 , #mowx #kswx #okwx, https://t.co/brLjb9WG9u pic.twitter.com/qjMEN5d5HU

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 1, 2024

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Goodbit of rain from round one but an ugly line headed our way out of Oklahoma for later
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5:05pm CDT #SPC_MD 0379 , #kswx #mowx #newx #iawx, https://t.co/EUweDALU6d pic.twitter.com/L5kitKUwTY

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 6, 2024

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Portions of Nebraska and Kansas have been upgraded to an Enhanced (level 3/5) risk for severe weather tomorrow. The primary risk will be large hail (up to 2" in diameter). For additional details go to https://t.co/QMmU4tCxt1 pic.twitter.com/ERNvi80Zdz

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 14, 2024

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8:09pm CDT #SPC_Watch WW 113 TORNADO KS NE OK TX 160105Z - 160800Z, #kswx #newx #okwx #txwx, https://t.co/ChM5a3U7tB pic.twitter.com/Jd7zgJOpib

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) April 16, 2024

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LET’S DO THIS SHIT, MOTHER NATURE, YOU ****ING ****.
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I’m hoping I didn’t pick the wrong time to make a trip out to western Kansas.
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Tornadoes have to come from clouds. Western Kansas is the safest place you can be right now.
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