Second photo credit to u/Jimmytowne on r/newjersey

jordanhall_wx

These were just posted. Happened in Miami, AZ basically Globe, AZ. They are connected cities. Haven’t see any rating or damage reporting yet.

wcpo9_news

This is from my aunt. Now, where I live is near Leeper, Pennsylvania, I heard from a neighbor that a rotation was spotted moving south not far from where I live. The person who spotted the rotation is south of where I live.

more specifically, the Sanders tornado, the Sparta tornado, the Shawneeland tornado, the Sisterville tornado, and Munfordville of course.

Portland tn

Warnings been up for a while, thank y’all

I work at WNY and this year alone, NY has had 8 tornados. I dont know if lake erie is causing major shift in weather patterns hence the more frequent tornados.

I am aware that thunderstorms are often weakened over our lake but nados, not sure.

Anyways. Here's a few clips of some clouds that look like they want to funnel. Ive never seen an actual tornado so I am excited anytime I get close.

Thoughts on the cloud formation ?

It was truly amazing seeing these low topped supercells overcome the dry midlevels and produce multiple tornadoes. Low level CAPE is a thing of beauty.

We just moved to the area in the past week, so naturally my first week puts us between two tornadoes 🥹 The first one that appeared near Dover stayed north of us, and the one that formed after near Morristown stayed south but extended our previous warning.

This seemingly weak ish tornado exhibited cycloidal scars in a field for a brief amount of time before rapidly weakening before entering more populated areas. I think its fascinating how a tornado can intensify this quickly and then rapidly weakening again. I wanted to know what you guys think since theres zero mention of this anywhere online.

Instead of polygon-based trajectory warnings, Environment Canada uses a by county system.

The problem is, the storm that they were tracking wasn't going from Arnprior to Hawkesbury, it was actually heading toward Clarence-Rockland, and the warning happened when it was about to head into Clarence-Rockland.

So, they warned the entire span of city and county (with a population of over 1 million people) behind the storm about a storm that wasn't anywhere near them.

Not to mention, our severe outlook forecasting system, the ECCC thunderstorm outlook, didn't use their icon that displays the potential for environments that can cause tornadoes for this area today. They don't have a text description detailing the reason behind their decision on the forecast like the SPC does. We just get an image.

This is like what happened during the 2018 Ottawa-Gatineau tornado outbreak, when an EF2 and EF3 went through the area. No forecast, but there was no warning.

Lots of people in America like to watch livestreams and coverage for their area, but it isn't necessarily their only warning and forecast. We literally have to outsource an independent team of meteorologists to make the polygons, make a detailed forecast and clear up the confusion that our NATIONAL SYSTEM is causing.

I'm sure you guys have seen some pretty insane Canadian tornadoes pop up on this subreddit. I want you to know that this is what we're dealing with. These are the systems we have to protect us. We use American radars, because ours keep failing/crashing.

We're up to 10 tornadoes so far tonight across 6 states.