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I noticed 3 terms when forecasting a tornado warning
Hook Echo Tornado Vortex Signature Bow Echo Since all three have the potential to actually become a real tornado, does the SPC/NWS issue a warning on ALL 3 or just one of those criteria? Why not issue a warning if ANY of the three are seen? Also, if one of the three are seen, why not issue a warning for the county the feature is seen which is about to enter a county? Like if it is in Adams County right now but headed toward James county. Go ahead and issue one for James county also, just to be on the safe side? Some tornadoes last longer or even reform so why not be on the safe side? I realize this may cause some false alarms, but if people want to be silly that is not my problem because I would to each warning seriously. Please, educate me on some of this if you can. Or direct me to an appropriate newsgroup or forum on the net. thanks, bob |
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