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Fall..... otherwise known as 2nd season!

The system progged for Wednesday would be looking downright dangerous right now if not for the forecast marginal CAPE values.

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That begs the questions...

1.) Is this a lapse rate thing? Moisture return looks plenty adequate.
2.) Is that, in turn, an ENSO thing?
 
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I couldn't get out to chase today, but it looked pretty intense. I got to play recliner jockey and watch a couple of tornados on TVN Weather. Thanks to everyone who live streams their video. I know it takes away from your enjoyment, but is invaluable to those of us who can't be on the storm. Thank you
 
There were 2 supercells in that area, one following another. Both tornadoes passed a couple miles south of pampa but not without doing a good deal of damage. :(
Yeah, I heard that there was a gas leak and chemical spill. I really hope no one was killed...
Also, did anyone else notice how similar yesterday's Pampa tornado looked to the 4/14/2012 Lyons-Salina tornado?
 
Damage reports and descriptors are coming in...several fatalities unfortunately :(
The Clarksdale-Holly Springs tornado was an absolute monster. It had a 100+ mile path, was nearly a mile wide at times and was on the ground for over 2 hours.
 
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