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Look at that spin! This nearby low pressure system is bringing potential for severe thunderstorms.⛈️ The current clear skies will help warm the atmosphere, priming it for convection later. This video was captured of the GOES-W satellite from 8 AM - 12 PM PDT. #ORWX #WAWX

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Alice Hutchinson 🏳️‍⚧️vor 1 Jahr

I hope we get thunderstorms in Salem. I grew up in Mississippi and miss getting them

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Damn the Telsa protesters now look what you’ve done.

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vlad🩸🇺🇦vor 1 Jahr

Darn climate change! I thought me giving up plastic straws and paying more carbon tax will avert this!

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I want to know what time it hits Portland...

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Jackvor 1 Jahr

I have a sharpie, what can I change ?

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patriot Spencervor 1 Jahr

What were they doing up doing chemtrails or cloud seeding yesterday. Sounds like they're intensifying the storm. Chemtrails were all over the place yesterday.

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Kevin Luovor 1 Jahr

First storm of the day

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Lindavor 1 Jahr

What does convection mean here? Thanks for all your hard work NWS Portland team!

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Out of curiosity, does this situation not warrant a severe thunderstorm watch? Or has that decision still not been made?

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