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Hurricane Helene was the strongest hurricane to make landfall in the US this year and produced record-breaking storm surge.


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This is either going to be a major model flop, or something truly historic is about to go down.

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Here is a complete satellite loop of today's eclipse from our GOES-16 satellite! #gawx


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This should be the message. Since 1851, there has NEVER been a major hurricane landfall between Apalachicola and Cedar Key. (There has also not been a cat 4+ landfall in the Nature Coast either). This is the LAST DAY to prepare for something unseen. From @NWSTallahassee #Idalia

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I’ve seen that look before. #Idalia is about to rapidly intensify. Get ready, Florida! #flwx 🌀


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People think of Florida as being used to hurricanes. It's true there have been a large number, but this region is in a long drought. The last major hurricane to hit the Big Bend was in 1896. There isn't much knowledge of what such can do in that region. #Idalia #FLwx

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Unpopular opinion : Jurassic world Dominion would have been 10x better if they killed off one of the OGs


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Absolutely incredible storm in Oklahoma! @BluekandyWX @ryanhallyall

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Very strong #Tornado near Newton Georgia today ripping up trees and tossing them hundreds of feet into the air! This is most likely the strongest point of its lifecycle. #gawx #wxtwitter @DJIGlobal @ReedTimmerAccu @Sierra_Lindsey3


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Tornado Warning including Mayo FL, Foley FL and Athena FL until 4:30 AM EDT

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A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Oklahoma and Texas until 10 PM CDT

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As an employee of @tacobell I would like to ask the higher ups to give storm chasers either a discount, or their meals for free while they are on the road. They have an incredibly important job that doesn't always pay. Like and retweet if you agree


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One year ago tonight, I blasted north out of an Oklahoma cap-bust, and saw a weird storm so some weird stuff in Andover, KS. Full video in the comments⤵️


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Dominator 3 is alive. Heading to North Texas for Tuesday


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Living a Christian life isn’t about hustling 24/7, it’s about living for Jesus, not this world. Don’t let anyone make you feel guilty or embarrassed by prioritizing Christ over worldly success. This place is only temporary. Heaven is worth your focus and determination.


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never stop chasing


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i love watching the OG stormchasers so much, but it hurts so much every time i see tim samaras. RIP tim samaras


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April 9, 1953: A hook echo was seen on radar for the first time; it was captured as a #tornado passed near Champaign, IL. The SPC lists this as an F3 that moved for 156 miles through IL & IN. Photo via the Illinois State Climatology Office. stateclimatologist.web.illinois.edu/2015/04/09/on-… #ilwx

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Thank you, Jesus, for carrying my cross.


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Death could not hold Him.


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