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May 7-28, 2022 | Severe Weather/MCS Sequence


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You know you've got a strong MCV when you start seeing the formation of a bookend vortex this early. I'd say this is the very early stages of a strong bookend, maybe not so early-stage, already tornado-warned.

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46 minutes ago, ClicheVortex2014 said:

The MO MCS is picking up steam and strength. Was moving at 20-25 mph, now 30. Velocities are obviously stronger than earlier.

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35 minutes ago, ClicheVortex2014 said:

Still 60 mph winds but it is moving at 35 mph now... an indication that the cold pool is maturing. Strong to extremely unstable environment ahead of it.

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Now up to 70 mph winds moving at 60 mph

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MCS is growing. Semi-discrete supercell on the southern extent. 

The squall/gust front is really, really, really well-defined by differential reflectivity (bottom left)

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