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NutmegYankee

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8. It's a composite map.

Reply to truthisfreedom (Reply #6)

Sat Apr 14, 2012, 09:11 AM

Apr 2012

The normal tornado map has turquoise and green as well, but the other severe weather maps do not.

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
Scroll over the black tabs to get the maps for each severe weather type, including tornadoes.

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Forecasters say Saturday storms 'life threatening' [View all] Omaha Steve Apr 2012 OP

I sat out todays's storm in Norman in my storm shelter. Tomorrow may be scary. Tess49 Apr 2012 #1

Oklahoma owes me a new windshield. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2012 #3

Yes, those pesky baseball sized hail stones can do some damage. Sorry about your windshield. n/t Tess49 Apr 2012 #5

Better wait on distributing those lawn signs, Steve... :( stlsaxman Apr 2012 #2

Not far from Omaha since I live in western Iowa. seeviewonder Apr 2012 #4

I have friends in Lawrence and family in Salina, KS. Why is there no turquoise in the legend? truthisfreedom Apr 2012 #6

It's a composite map. NutmegYankee Apr 2012 #8

Just heard on tv weather in Kansas City there's a supercell closing in on Salina. Judi Lynn Apr 2012 #11

There were two Tornadoes Rain Mcloud Apr 2012 #7

refresh for update..... happerbolic Apr 2012 #9

I'm sure you figured it out.... happerbolic Apr 2012 #10