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This review by Ryan Cutter provides a detailed examination of the May 13th, 2009 tornado event in Northern Missouri. It covers the weather setups, radar loops, storm reports, tornado and storm damage photos, along with insights into the warning issuance and response. The analysis highlights the importance of timely warnings and utilizing high-quality storm reports for effective tornado warnings.
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A Quick Review of May 13th 2009 Northern Missouri Tornado Event By Ryan Cutter
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from EAX @ 2158Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from EAX @ 2203Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from EAX @ 2208Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from EAX @ 2212Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from EAX @ 2217Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from DMX @ 2157Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from DMX @ 2202Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from DMX @ 2206Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from DMX @ 2211Z)
Impressions from the Event • First warning was slow to get out… (this image is from DMX @ 2216Z)
Impressions from the Event • Follow on warnings and statements were timely. • Was able to fine tune the “boxology” of the tornado warnings due to many high quality storm reports coupled with radar input.
Impressions from the Event • Follow on warnings and statements were timely. • Was able to fine tune the “boxology” of the tornado warnings due to many high quality storm reports coupled with radar input.
Impressions from the Event • Follow on warnings and statements were timely. • Was able to fine tune the “boxology” of the tornado warnings due to many high quality storm reports coupled with radar input.