Weather *****All Things Weather 2021***** - Page 43

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CONFIRMED: Monette Manor a nursing home in Monette, Arkansas took a direct hit by a very large tornado & collapsed with patients inside. Docs/RNs are pleading for help. https://t.co/zpcnZubiif
— Ellen Bacca (@ellenbacca) December 11, 2021

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Around 14” in south Woodbury as of a few minutes ago. Measured multiple spots. @NWSTwinCities pic.twitter.com/BYLPKWKg3g
— Brent Birkemeier (@Birkman12) December 11, 2021

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snow and tornados from the same system
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New report of 20" snowfall in Woodbury as of 10:05 PM
— Wren Clair (@WrenClair5) December 11, 2021

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN:

New report of 20" snowfall in Woodbury as of 10:05 PM
— Wren Clair (@WrenClair5) December 11, 2021

It was 82 here yesterday. I had to turn the ac on and I have to say, after seeing what you're dealing with, I'm not mad about it anymore
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The news said that the tornado that hit Edwardsville, Illinois and destroyed entire towns in Kentucky might have been the largest in state history.

The devastation is unreal.
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From a weather standpoint---a perfect set up.

cold air and warm humid air. mixing at the right spots.
Just no way to stop it.
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Wednesday is going to be an interesting day.

The cyclone of concern could lead to December low pressure records across southern MN, northern WI, & southern Ontario Wednesday & Thursday, hence the expected windy conditions. pic.twitter.com/SAROabjq0R
— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) December 13, 2021

WATCHING the potential for a very fast-moving arc of supercells even with isolated tornado potential Wednesday afternoon across eastern NE/southeastern SD/western IA/southwestern MN. Storms could move as fast as 70-80 mph. This model shows 71/54F ahead of the arc pic.twitter.com/SOiMOzqGX4
— Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) December 13, 2021

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Out standing
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If we do see temps and dew points near 60 tomorrow evening, the tornado threat concerns me. Extreme wind shear and low LCLs, not good. The biggest question is how the remaining snow will modify surface conditions. Maybe not much given the extreme mixing/wind. pic.twitter.com/wootu3jTIb
— Bill Borghoff (@BillBorghoff) December 14, 2021

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Extremely critical #fire #weather conditions are expected tomorrow afternoon as winds increase to 30-45 mph with very low relative humidity from the high plains of NM and CO into central KS and southern NE. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/SaYFrgraVN
— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) December 14, 2021

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1:40pm CST #SPC Day2 #FireWX Extremely Critical: far northern parts of the texas panhandle, the oklahoma panhandle, and portions of western into central kansas https://t.co/OIf8uk7xip pic.twitter.com/b0GTTHcDK6
— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) December 14, 2021

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We are under a high wind warning like I've never seen this time of year. I've never seen one like this even for the normal spring season.

The warning actually says to "expect wind gusts in excess of 75mph" and "widespread power outages".
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Originally Posted by Halfcan:
The news said that the tornado that hit Edwardsville, Illinois and destroyed entire towns in Kentucky might have been the largest in state history.

The devastation is unreal.

You should have seen the radar signature. The debris field was LARGE.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
We are under a high wind warning like I've never seen this time of year. I've never seen one like this even for the normal spring season.

The warning actually says to "expect wind gusts in excess of 75mph" and "widespread power outages".

We're getting something similar in Colorado. The NWS says,

Wind in these areas (Denver and others) will blow 30 to 50 mph with gusts between 60 and 80 mph. Wind-prone places in and near the foothills may see gusts as strong as 100 mph, the NWS reports.

It looks like I should bring the lawn furniture indoors.
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