r/tornado

Photos taken from local Facebook group. Sirens were going off. NW Indiana

Filmagem de uma câmera de segurança durante a passagem do tornado de piraí no sul no sudeste do rio grande no sul,no Brasil,passando pelos fundos da casa dela

Listen up, all you storm vultures. I have passion for weather and that entitles me to be the only one who can take pictures and videos of severe weather and post them online to try and make money from it. How dare you try and hurt my subscriber engagement with your amateur level content. Can’t you see that I’m a professional storm chaser who deserves it more than you? Even though I chose this as my profession and am also trying to be famous and well known from it. The next time there is a tornado warning in your area, I better not see a single car on the road or a person with an iPhone in their hand. And if I do, I have a special storm passion detector that I will use on you and if it shows you have zero passion, God help me.

KSL Article: https://www.ksl.com/article/51611040/ef-1-tornado-confirmed-from-storm-that-passed-through-tooele-county

Prelim EF-1. Just a lil one. Touched down in Tooele county with some light damage and no injuries. If someone has the radar scan with the nice hook, post it. I didn't get a screenshot.

· White / Uncolored – No rating

· Beige – EF1

· Dark yellow – EF2

· Orange – EF3

· Red – EF4

Data are from the CMA Tornado Key Open Laboratory, Tornado Archive, and various academic papers.

You guys think this is enough rotation to warrent a tornado warning let alone a severe thunderstorm warning? In lower MO right now

Here’s a photo I took in Bozeman (I think), Montana on July 1, 2022. I only recently got into tornadoes as a hobby so this picture piqued my interest; is this a mesocyclone? It’d be crazy if I snapped a picture of something I ended up getting invested in four years later, haha.

https://www.youtube.com/live/55VDGa0R_cs?is=Ixbri7qlYcRUTJT3

Using OpenStorm to display the full loop in a 3d volumetric view. Super cool data but by far not the BEST 3d volumes ever gathered by mobile radars

Fairly significant low level shear for southern tip of Illinois tomorrow evening.

I've found this tornado on an instagram post, Google Lens it and found the original image on the NOAA Website but without telling where or when, i'm curious if anyone knows which tornado was this ?

Michael Newark Digital Tornado Archive which I use for researching old tornadoes from Canada (Because they use a different system) appears to not be working and after looking for support. It seems to be either deleted, forgotten, or in an obscure area

This is the only link I have of it https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/ntp_mndta/1960s/1963/1/

could anyone help?

Sorry if anybody has already mentioned this, but when were these tornadoes upgraded in Georgia? For years, Georgia didn’t have any F5 tornadoes, but it seems like these must’ve just gotten upgraded or something.