PaulChambers
EF1
I see the term 'SDS' used a lot with reference to the winter season.
What does SDS stand for?
What does SDS stand for?
What is SDS?
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John Diel
EF5
Storm Deprivation Syndrome
All chasers suffer this at one time or another. It's not proven to be genetic, though there is some research leaning that way. It IS, however, contagious. It IS limited to the Storm Chaser Community in general. The only known temporary relief is chasing a storm. There is no known cure.
All chasers suffer this at one time or another. It's not proven to be genetic, though there is some research leaning that way. It IS, however, contagious. It IS limited to the Storm Chaser Community in general. The only known temporary relief is chasing a storm. There is no known cure.
Amos Magliocco
EF5
http://texastailchaser.com/SDS/
Supercell Deprivation Syndrome, originally identified by Steve Miller in 1997.
Supercell Deprivation Syndrome, originally identified by Steve Miller in 1997.
John Diel
EF5
Thanks Amos! I lost my link to it. 
PaulChambers
EF1
Thanks guys... I really like the link...The info is great!!!
Robert Dewey
EF5
LOL, I always though it was "Storm Deprivation Syndrome"... At least, in my case it is... This time of year I will take anything!
Justin Turcotte
EF5
Morgan Palmer
EF5
In East Texas, I walked outside yesterday morning to gusty winds and an atmosphere that FELT like severe weather was about to pop.
Most folks gasp when they walk into air that is way too cold. When you gasp at a warm, windy morning... and it's February, you have SDS.
We had SVR about 60 miles south. Too bad I had to sit at work and watch it on radar. I actually did an RHI three times with our in-house system... ahh to see hail!
Most folks gasp when they walk into air that is way too cold. When you gasp at a warm, windy morning... and it's February, you have SDS.
We had SVR about 60 miles south. Too bad I had to sit at work and watch it on radar. I actually did an RHI three times with our in-house system... ahh to see hail!
