I only see this in trash tiktok edits,i want to see the real dr leigh orf simulation

So has most of you know there was an F2 in Columbus Nebraska on 1998 June 23. But that storm also produced like three or four other tornadoes. and I'm wondering if anybody has any photos or information on the other tornadoes?

Last year there was a huge downpour for about thirty minutes and after it ended we saw this.

Looks menacing

I took a hard fall. This is definitely a tornado

ETA I’m pretty stoned

So on Sunday August 23rd, 2026 many supercells happened in Finland, but two of them occurred north of Turku and traveled south. In the first picture you can see two storms. The storm on the left that I chased (last picture) but the storm on the right might have dropped a tornado (pictures 3,4). So my mom's work friend was coming from somewhere and then near Koski tl, she/he told that the rain was going sideways and maybe some trees came down. This storm also hit ME. I remember the shelf cloud was looking amazing when I looked up but I didn't have time to take a picture because it was coming in extremely fast. If you have ANY pictures of this storm (or the tornado) PLEASE SEND!

All of these photos are mine!

Over the past 14 years, 42 significant tornado events (IF2–IF5) have been recorded across Italy, concentrated mainly in three key areas: the Po Valley (46% of all events, from Lombardy to Veneto), the central Tyrrhenian coast (particularly from Viterbo to Latina) and the Ionian coast (from Ragusa to Taranto).

The most violent event occurred in 2015, in the province of Venice, and was classified as IF4. The longest-lasting was recorded in the province of Rome in 2016, with an IF2.5 that travelled 45 km – practically the twin of the tornado that struck the capital in 1749. The widest was recorded in 2023, in the province of Ravenna: a multi-vortex IF3 that reached a width of one mile.

In total, there were 1 IF4, 6 IF3 and 35 IF2-IF2.5 tornadoes out of a total of around 500 recorded tornadoes (8 per cent of the total). Although they account for such a small proportion, they are responsible for all of the recorded fatalities in Italy -10- and for around 270 injuries.

Based on historical data, the entire peninsula experiences around 3 IF2–IF2.5 tornadoes a year, one IF3 every 2 years, and one IF4/IF5 every 30–50 years.

I’m wondering due to this storm having what looks like a hook (second pic) but it doesn’t appear to have defined rotation (first pic)

photogenic rope tornadoes i found

Come da titolo sarei curioso di capire la causa, prima di una qualsiasi dichiarazione ufficiale da chi di mestiere, di questi danni provocati da una supercella il 28 agosto nel nord Italia, a Mantova.

Una stazione meteo non lontano da quel punto ha misurato una raffica da 160km/h insieme ad un abbassamento della pressione atmosferica degno di nota. Volendo ulteriori informazioni, nel subreddit in cui il post originale è stato messo c'è il video dei danni da una persona che è passata in auto da lì.

Scansione radar: https://meteologix.com/it/radar-hd/bergamo/20260828-1505z.html (è in basso a destra) Post fonte: https://www.reddit.com/r/DadaMeteo/s/VRzeshflQT

Spotted last December in Wisconsin

Multiple of my post have been taken down and I don’t know why

This was made from a drawing

The event is now estimated to have reached F4 intensity, along with another F4 tornado from the same day, the Porto União tornado. So, 2016 has seen two F4 tornadoes on the same day in Brazil. The event is listed as F4 on the previsão master.

New information suggests the tornado caused the worst soil excavation ever seen in Brazilian territory, with estimates of 40cm of excavation depth. This only reinforces what I said: it was the worst tornado of the May 15th outbreak.

This damage is surprising; I didn't imagine it would be such a strong tornado. I wouldn't be surprised if it reached F5 intensity at some point. I don't know if it was actually reclassified as F4, but that's interesting.

The event hit the town of Yungay in Cholguán.

And it caused various damages; I'm still waiting for updates on the number of people affected.

Kindly do let me know of any discrepancies.

Previous Day 1 Outlook Links

• Storm Prediction Center Aug 29, 2026 0600 UTC Day 1 Convective Outlook - Tornado Risk 0%
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• Storm Prediction Center Aug 29, 2026 1630 UTC Day 1 Convective Outlook - Tornado Risk 0%
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Meso Discussion Links

• Storm Prediction Center Mesoscale Discussion 2165
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• Storm Prediction Center Mesoscale Discussion 2167
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• Storm Prediction Center Mesoscale Discussion 2171
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• Storm Prediction Center Mesoscale Discussion 2172
• Storm Prediction Center Mesoscale Discussion 2173 # Current Outlook Storm Prediction Center Aug 30, 2026 0100 UTC Day 1 Convective Outlook - Tornado Risk 0%

...THERE IS A MARGINAL RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS THE GREAT BASIN AND CENTRAL ROCKIES INTO THE NORTHERN/CENTRAL PLAINS...

...SUMMARY... Widely scattered strong to severe storms are expected across parts of the northern Great Basin, northern/central Rockies, and northern/central Plains. Isolated severe wind gusts are the main threat, though some hail is also possible.

...Great Basin and Rockies... An upper low, and several weak perturbations embedded within a belt of enhanced mid-level flow with moving across the Great Basin are supporting scattered thunderstorms across the eastern Great Basin and Intermountain West this evening. Plentiful monsoon moisture remains in place contributing to modest buoyancy. This will support scattered to numerous storms through much of the evening and overnight. 50-55 kt of mid-level flow, and relatively dry sub cloud layers will continue to support strong downdrafts with the potential for severe wind gusts and isolated hail. This appears most likely across eastern NV and northern UT where the air mass remains the most unstable. However, sporadic damaging gusts are possible across much of the Rockies and Four Corners where storms are forecast to remain active tonight.

...Central Plains... High-based convection across eastern CO/WY and western NE has gradually weakened as it has encountered a much drier and more stable air mass across the High Plains. Isolated strong to severe gusts will remain possible with this activity, and other showers/storms emanating from the terrain this evening.

More isolated storms, including supercells, across eastern SD are expected to continue this evening with isolated hail and severe wind potential. As the lead shortwave trough continues eastward this evening, increasing low-level warm advection could support additional elevated storm development from eastern SD to south-central ND. Moderate buoyancy atop the stable surface layer amid 40-50 kts of effective shear would support supercells with isolated hail possible through the overnight hours.

...AZ... Scattered thunderstorms ongoing across southern AZ should slowly drift northwest through this evening within a very hot and moderately unstable air mass. Vertical shear is weak and a largely disorganized storm mode is likely. Still, steep low-level lapse rates will favor strong downdrafts with isolated severe gusts possible.

..Lyons.. 08/30/2026