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#OldPhotoFriday - The first #tornado captured by the NSSL doppler radar and NSSL chase personnel. Union City, Oklahoma. May 24, 1973. The tornado is here in its early stage of formation. Credit: NOAA Photo Library. https://t.co/zlnly3N4SS #okwx #wxhistory
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On this day in 1994, Alice Carey photographed the best example of nimbostratus praecipitatio pannus. #wxhistory
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On this day in 1887, Alice Douglas cornered the longest-lasting cirrus known to science. #wxhistory
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#OTD in 2006: An F1 tornado traveled 6 miles across Russell County, #Kansas. It damaged two sheds, blew the roof from an oil field pipeline building. #wxhistory
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#OTD in 1924: From @sigtor2019, a violent storm produced what was probably a family of tornadoes, which traveled an estimated 65 miles across Eau Claire, Clark, and Taylor Counties, #Wisconsin. At least 5 other tornadoes impacted northern WI. https://t.co/RKE4NW6l18 #wxhistory
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