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Our El Nino is raging! Ocean surface temperatures a bit above 3 degrees C in the Nino region 3.4 which is towards the central Pacific along the Equator.
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3:43pm CDT #SPC_Watch WW 698 TORNADO MN WI 282040Z - 290200Z, #mnwx #wiwx, spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/…
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Thanks for the include! @TheTKWeatherXp Great to see you again!
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Unusual severe thunderstorm setup this afternoon across the northern Mississippi River Valley. Damaging wind gusts & a few tornadoes the main risk with large hail a bit less. 4 pm-midnight eastern
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Lowest temperatures since midnight
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7:15am CDT #SPC Day1 Outlook Slight Risk: this afternoon and early evening from central Minnesota into northwest Wisconsin spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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The NHC forecast for Hurricane Sandy 14 years ago today.
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Milder high temperatures tomorrow!
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Chilly to cold tonight
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Preliminary Hurricane Isaias Results Are In 🌀 Our team deployed 44 StickNet platforms along the AL and FL coast for #Isaias. The strongest peak 3-sec gust was 116.6 mph, and 3 other platforms also topped 100 mph! #FlWx #AlWx
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SEVERE WEATHER LIKELY NEXT WEEK November 2-3! The most potent upper-level trough we have seen since spring is forecast to eject across the southern Plains and Dixie Alley on November 2-3. Instability looks a little marginal on the global models so far, but that is par for the course this time of year. We are watching the southeastern Great Plains on November 2 and east across Dixie Alley on November 3 for the possibility of big severe weather and tornadoes. Stay tuned for updates!
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The dissemination of AIFS/ENS is now corrected to its previous form, completing within minutes.
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Cotton candy arriving
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Milder high temperatures by late week!
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Cooler high temperatures tomorrow for many
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