Every bit of a VIOLENT TORNADO moving towards Langdon and Plevna, KS this evening. We can only hope it dodges and weaves between these small towns

Hard to say if it was a tornado or not (sure looked like one) but definitely at least an anticyclonic gustnado on COW2 just a few moments ago. Congrats on your first anticyclonic vortex hole, Doppler on Wheels (DOW) COW2! They grow up so fast.

On this day 12 years ago, the last EF-5 rated tornado impacted Moore, Oklahoma. Multiple nearby radars captured this tornado from start to end, including OU’s PX1000 mobile radar at very high spatiotemporal resolution (20 second samples at 30m resolution!) -

ARMOR RADAR HAS A STRONG/VIOLENT TORNADO NEARING MADISON. TORNADO EMERGENCY FOR MADISON - TAKE SHELTER NOW!

Monochrome reflectivity and dual-pol RGB where R = Zdr, G = dBz, B = CC from the UAH ARMOR Radar reveals the true structure of the significant tornado that prompted a tornado emergency earlier this evening in Madison, AL

Aerial views today from Tanner, AL and Killingsworth Cove Rd. Alabama, where several intense tornadoes touched down yesterday evening. Several areas of mass treefall and cycloidal markings are present amongst the damaged areas

Some more aerial shots I got earlier this afternoon near Tanner, AL. That homeowner sure got lucky! Several intense subvortices were present in the greater circulation of the tornado, one of which here hit Reed Timmer, PhD

COW-2 sampling a beautiful and classic plains supercell right now as part of the ICECHIP campaign -

Fresh satellite imagery from the last few days shows the massive scar across Daniel Boone National Forest from the EF4 tornado on May 16th, between Somerset and London, Kentucky as clear as day -

It would appear the ARMOR radar at Huntsville International Airport just captured a tornado on Redstone Arsenal, with a TDS at several points over the last 30 mins and couplet near the Missile Defense Agency buildings -

ANOTHER tornado, this time with a VERY robust TDS on ARMOR crossing the TN River into South Huntsville by the Arsenal right now! NWS Huntsville

First in, last out!

Robust - but certainly very tiny - supercell produced a tornado SE of Atlanta 15 mins ago, with a clear TDS and tight couplet nonetheless:

Some good news at last!

Tornado debris signature moving across the Canadian River on the west side of Norman, OK right now from the KCRI testbed!

Data continues to stream in from RaXPol from just west of Norman, Oklahoma - looks like they caught the tornado that occurred ~20 mins ago near Newcastle at close range

Each new RaXPol scan that flows in just gets better and better