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The Texas splitting supercells - May 31, 2005

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Uploaded by on May 7, 2008

On May 31, 2005, a supercell thunderstorm formed in Texas. The resulting split produced a left- and a right-mover. The left-moving thunderstorm then proceeded to split into its own set of left- and right-movers. After that, numerous features were evident on the RADAR: outflow boundaries, hook echoes, and even a sunspike. Numerous severe weather reports came from this cluster of storms, including some tornado reports and very large hail.

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  • OK, gotta ask. What's a sunspike?

  • I was once a frequent weather update checker, I went to NOAA national weather service radar and clicked on central texas, The strength scale was in the upper violet and in some cases White.

  • wow

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