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FINALLY
AMAZING news as Missouri officials have just approved funding for a new radar unit in southeastern Missouri!
This new SEMO radar will be in Van Buren, directly in the radar hole you see in red near the bootheel.
This will massively help in severe weather monitoring! #MOwx
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(1/4)THE DESERT IS RECHARGING: 18.6 trillion gallons of rain fell in the Four Corners region the last 2 weeks - and it’s having an impact. Flooding has been a big concern, but on the flip side lake levels have come up during a time of year that substantial rises are quite rare.
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(1/3) GUNLOCK FALLS UTAH: Historic rains have resurrected one of the crown jewels of southern Utah, yes, even Gunlock Falls! These waterfalls only flow when Gunlock Reservoir is at 106% capacity and is flowing over the emergency spillway.
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An impressive wedge tornado struck the airport and an aircraft in the city of Chapecó, Santa Catarina, Brazil, earlier today. Radar imagery captured by the Previsão Masters app (previsaomasters.com).
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The same flood water that hit Pagosa Springs this weekend just pushed the San Juan River to its highest level ever recorded at Shiprock, New Mexico...
The river crested at 19.9 feet early this morning, more than 5 feet above the old record from 2019. Upstream in Farmington, it peaked just one-tenth of a foot short of a record set back in 1909.
Now all that water is heading into Utah. At Mexican Hat, the river is moving about 254,000 gallons every second, the most since 1972, and it’s expected to stay above flood stage through Thursday before it reaches Lake Powell.
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Absolutely enormous scar from a likely intense-violent tornado near Windeyer, Queensland, Australia sometime between Oct 11-Oct 26. The scar is located at -24.2998, 146.3379 and appears to be around 1.5 miles wide in some spots. Tornado crossed Lisgool Road near Alpha Tambo Road.
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BIG PROBLEMS in Pagosa Springs as the museum is about to fall into the river!
#COwx @granttosterudwx @BianchiWeather
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‼️URGENT PRAYER REQUEST‼️
Durango, CO is in harms way tonight.
-I have friends whose homes have flooded
-Elderly friends with a river at their front door, literally.
-Ambulances just flew by
-Bridges are going (smaller ones)
@ColoradoDOT is working thru the night!
@DurangoPolice & @lpcsheriff are evacuating people right now. Babies, the poor, trailer parks
The scenes are catastrophic and it is supposed to rain ALL NIGHT LONG!
Pray for the hospitals, the first responders, the bridge & road crews.
As I type, I’m getting county messages of new zones to evacuate. But those roads are closing, options are limited, people are trapped and it’s terrifying.
Please pray.
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The San Juan River in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, is rising FAST, and it’s forecast to beat its 1911 record by more than 4 feet tonight...
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Santa Fe reservoir in williams. Serious water moving through town right now. Water about a foot away from the top of bridges in town #azwx @NWSFlagstaff
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Late Sunday into early morning monday being slept on in New Mexico – at Amarillo, TX
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Couldn’t get phone out in time was fully condensed for maybe 10 seconds, wall cloud still spinning #ewxspotter @NWSSanAntonio
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How it feels being controversy free in a community full of controversy and drama
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On the evening of October 24, 2026, an EF1 tornado moved through south-central Santa Fe, causing damage to multiple homes/structures with many trees uprooted and snapped. More information here: mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx…
ALT This image depicts the findings of a storm survey which confirmed that on the evening of October 24, 2026, an EF1 tornado moved through south-central Santa Fe.
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Un preliminar tornado se registró la tarde de este lunes en Requínoa, región de O’Higgins.
El fenómeno ha sido ampliamente reportado por redes sociales y ha llamado la atención por su magnitud, apreciándose desde la Ruta 5 Sur.
En ese sentido, desde la Dirección Meteorológica de Chile lo calificaron como un preliminar tornado de clasificación EF-2 (179 – 218 km/h).
En paralelo, desde CGE han informado de cortes de luz en Requínoa, lo que podría tener relación con el fenómeno.
Auditores de La Radio han confirmado el hecho, calificándolo como “impactante” y comentando que habría tenido una duración de aproximadamente 15 minutos.
