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5th May 2016

A basic idea on what to look out for on your local weather radar when a storm is coming. This can help you identify what type it is and if it might be severe or not.

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zqasd 7th May 2016

inpause for cells mode
LucasRincon 7th May 2016

'Squall lines' are common where i live. One time the wind speed was almost 60 MPH and a lot of trees were knocked over.
Destroyer127 6th May 2016

@IanA I also learned more from this in 30 seconds than 4 hours in a science textbook. Apparently they seriously did not consider using TPT to explain
LD34645 6th May 2016

Glad to help you guys :D and thanks for front page :D
Erosion 6th May 2016

I dont beleive I was ever taught this in school.
IanA 6th May 2016

Of my 6th grade science book even!
IanA 6th May 2016

Ive learned more from this in a minute than one week of of science book could teach me. +1
Super_Explosion 6th May 2016

How you did this? :O
SwegMoose 5th May 2016

Uhhh.... pretty... uhh... Not-stealing my idea... :P
Destroyer127 5th May 2016

We just had a squall line past us here in the Midwest. Have you ever seen how scary a supercell mesocyclone is? THE WHOLE SKY IS SPINNING.

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