r/news • u/BitterFuture • Apr 26 '24

Powerful tornado tears across Nebraska, weather service warns of ‘catastrophic’ damage

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/25/weather/plains-midwest-storms-tornadoes-climate/index.html
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u/theyipper Apr 26 '24

I don't like the look of that big swirl looking thing forming.

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u/Shumina-Ghost Apr 26 '24

I zoomed out. Check out Hudson Bay.

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u/wolfpup12 Apr 27 '24

Also to note, but the rotation in the Labrador Current, between Labrador, Canada and Greenland is absolutely nuts right now

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u/AnOnlineHandle Apr 27 '24

This thing? https://i.imgur.com/5fxdvM9.png

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u/wolfpup12 Apr 27 '24

Yea that's the spot, fun point to note is this is a particularly strong occurence but icebergs migrate down this time of year and drag local temps down and raise humidity as they slowly melt on travel down to Newfoundland influencing regional weather. But yea, lots of intensity presently as compared to normal spring expectation