RFD Winds in Supercell near Noodle, TX
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im wiiluigi1998 ( i closed my account for this one XD )
i think it did ( im not sure )
but yeah, there was a strong microburst as you moved through. I heard someones windshield wipers and the windshield was just broken off and who ever had to drive through this with no windshield
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that looked alitte like a dust storm lol
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Essentially, it was. Dust storms are caused by gust fronts, which can result from the outflow of rain-cooled air from an intense thunderstorm or from a dry cold front. RFD from a supercell forms a strong gust front when it hits the ground, and if there's dust around, you can get a "rolling wall" just like a classic dust storm. This was a strong supercell-- we had to punch the gust front to avoid getting pounded by 4" hail. It tried really hard to drop a twister but never did.
12foothedgehog 2 years ago