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Collin Myers

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Veteran TV Meteorologist @WFAA (ABC)-Dallas. Chaser. Aero Engineer. Believer. Husband. Dad. Prev:Lead Met-@CBS Ind.Stations, @ABC, KTRK, @FOXTV. Job 23:10.

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This is why discrete supercells are dangerous. The #Kankakee Supercell lived for 6-7 hours, produced a violent tornado, and damaging hail of 4-5”. #ILwx #INwx

This is why discrete supercells are dangerous. The #Kankakee Supercell lived for 6-7 hours, produced a violent tornado, and damaging hail of 4-5”. #ILwx #INwx

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Can you imagine what would’ve happened if this hadn’t encountered all of that dry air in the gulf and had the full 48 hours untouched? #HurricaneBeryl

Can you imagine what would’ve happened if this hadn’t encountered all of that dry air in the gulf and had the full 48 hours untouched? #HurricaneBeryl

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Mesmerizing supercell in north Texas tonight. #txwx

Mesmerizing supercell in north Texas tonight. #txwx

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Meteorology is amazing. 4/25/25

Meteorology is amazing. 4/25/25

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Truly a wild radar loop tonight in northern parts of the #DFW metroplex. A nocturnal, monster supercell with numerous tornado touchdowns. Brutal. Hoping all are okay after this scary night. #txwx #dfwwx

Truly a wild radar loop tonight in northern parts of the #DFW metroplex. A nocturnal, monster supercell with numerous tornado touchdowns. Brutal. Hoping all are okay after this scary night. #txwx #dfwwx

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TEXAS FLOODS-Here’s a radar loop from the main event. From Thursday afternoon, July 3rd, through Sunday evening, July 6th. A leftover “plume” of tropical moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry surged north into the state, in combination with elevated moisture from the eastern Pacific from Hurricane Flossie. A shortwave trough emerged from the northwest along with some upper spin from the Gulf, and aided the formation of an MCV over central Texas. Starting late Wednesday, a funnel of this tropical moisture began feeding into the Hill Country, and along with the approaching shortwave, fueled the development of the MCV or (mesoscale convective vortex). This “spin” or the MCV, continued to produce widespread tropical downpours and thunderstorms overnight into Friday morning, July 4th. A burst of low-level air and moisture transport, what’s called the LLJ (Low-level jet) also continued to funnel moisture in to this MCV and continued storms overnight. This was where the bulk of the flooding occurred, and filled downstream rivers and tributaries. Each subsequent day brought bursts of convectively-driven showers and storms that would further exacerbate the flooding situation, on top of what already fell. This continues today, with more showers and storms forming as we speak. #txwx #TexasFloods

TEXAS FLOODS-Here’s a radar loop from the main event. From Thursday afternoon, July 3rd, through Sunday evening, July 6th. A leftover “plume” of tropical moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry surged north into the state, in combination with elevated moisture from the eastern Pacific from Hurricane Flossie. A shortwave trough emerged from the northwest along with some upper spin from the Gulf, and aided the formation of an MCV over central Texas. Starting late Wednesday, a funnel of this tropical moisture began feeding into the Hill Country, and along with the approaching shortwave, fueled the development of the MCV or (mesoscale convective vortex). This “spin” or the MCV, continued to produce widespread tropical downpours and thunderstorms overnight into Friday morning, July 4th. A burst of low-level air and moisture transport, what’s called the LLJ (Low-level jet) also continued to funnel moisture in to this MCV and continued storms overnight. This was where the bulk of the flooding occurred, and filled downstream rivers and tributaries. Each subsequent day brought bursts of convectively-driven showers and storms that would further exacerbate the flooding situation, on top of what already fell. This continues today, with more showers and storms forming as we speak. #txwx #TexasFloods

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Radar loop over the past 12 hours. Unbelievable. For the second time in less than 10 days, you can see an entire MCV develop within deep tropical moisture across central Texas. #txwx #hillcountry

Radar loop over the past 12 hours. Unbelievable. For the second time in less than 10 days, you can see an entire MCV develop within deep tropical moisture across central Texas. #txwx #hillcountry

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Terrifying. Look at the SPEED of that water. That’s what central Texans are and have been dealing with.

Terrifying. Look at the SPEED of that water. That’s what central Texans are and have been dealing with.

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#DFW - Latest Timecast check for Tuesday's @WFAA weather alert day. Storms should approach from the Red River in the AM. Around midday, storms should roll through most of DFW. A few could be strong to severe with winds/hail. This will begin to clear south, late. #txwx #dfwwx

#DFW - Latest Timecast check for Tuesday's @WFAA weather alert day. Storms should approach from the Red River in the AM. Around midday, storms should roll through most of DFW. A few could be strong to severe with winds/hail. This will begin to clear south, late. #txwx #dfwwx

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