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Post author By ichmeteo
Post date January 16, 2018

Weather History on Twitter

#wxhistory

Oct 26-27
2021: severe weather
2020: ICE STORM

Who can forget one year ago when a historic ice storm crippled the Metro? Up to an inch of ice coated tree and powerlines - knocking out power to nearly 300,000 people. It took weeks for crews to restore.
@kfor #okwx #wxhistory

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WX History @weather_history·

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October 26, 2010:

A high risk was issued in the Midwest thanks to a powerful and long-lived extratropical cyclone.

43 tornadoes would be confirmed, and a serial derecho tore through a number of states.

This system bottomed out at an unprecedented 955.2 milibars.

#wxhistory

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Roger Turner @RogerTurner13·

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@RWLDproject I've been doing this for 20c meteorology for a while now. I worry about long term preservation of my growing collection. Have made provisions in my will and contacted potential institutions. Here's writing about one set of docs I acquired. #wxhistory https://picturingmeteorology.com/home/2017/9/20/hunting-the-double-eye-hurricane-1947

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NWS Little Rock@NWSLittleRock·

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On this day in 1913, through the 27th, a strong early-season winter storm dumped heavy snow in the higher terrain of the Ozarks and caused significant damage to telephone and telegraph wires. Amounts as high as 10"-16" were reported in spots. cc:
@NWStulsa #arwx #wxhistory

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WX History @weather_history·

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Oct. 26, 1996:
Thunderstorms produced 26 tornadoes; 3 in Nebraska, 9 in northeastern South Dakota, and 14 across west-central and central Minnesota. Five of these were rated F2, and while no fatalities resulted, 15 people were injured. #wxhistory

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