These Next Storms Look Even Bigger…

Ryan Hall, Y'all
22 May 202411:28

Summary

TLDRThe video script discusses an impending severe weather event affecting millions in the Central and Eastern United States. It recaps the previous day's tornado outbreak with 481 weather reports and significant damage, particularly in Green Field, suggesting EF4 tornado damage. The National Weather Service is assessing the extent of the damage. The script also highlights the Y Squad's fundraising efforts, reaching over $400,000 to aid victims. It then forecasts more severe weather, with a focus on hail and wind threats, and a particular concern for a major severe weather outbreak on May 26th, affecting multiple states. The script ends with a sponsor mention and a call to action for viewers to subscribe to the Y Squad Channel for updates.

Takeaways

  • 🌪️ Severe weather is expected to impact millions across the Central and Eastern United States with a high-end tornado rating likely for the tornado that hit Greenfield.
  • 📉 The remnants of the previous storm system in Iowa are dissipating, but new storms are forming in Oklahoma, indicating ongoing severe weather threats.
  • 👀 There were 481 severe weather reports on May 22nd, including 23 tornado, 139 wind, and 319 hail reports, indicating the scale of the weather event.
  • 🏠 The tornado in Greenfield caused significant damage, with structures consistent with EF4 damage, and there might be areas with EF5 damage indicators.
  • 💰 The Y Squad raised an additional $100,000 for tornado victims, totaling over $400,000 in the past 30 days, which will be used to provide direct aid.
  • 🚨 There have been three confirmed fatalities associated with the tornadoes, with the death toll expected to rise due to the number of injuries.
  • ⛈ An enhanced risk of severe weather is forecast for Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, with a slight risk extending to the Northeast.
  • 🌡️ The main threat from the upcoming storms is hail, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and towards Little Rock, with potential for damaging winds.
  • 📅 Severe weather is expected to continue through Friday, May 24th, with a potential for damaging winds and hail from Chicago to Little Rock and Memphis.
  • 🔍 The most concerning day for severe weather is Sunday, May 26th, with a significant risk for tornadoes in Northeast Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and surrounding areas.
  • 🌤️ After the severe weather system passes on Sunday, a new weather pattern is expected to bring cooler temperatures to the East and potentially a break from major severe weather events.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in the video?

    -The main topic discussed in the video is the severe weather events affecting the Central and Eastern United States, including tornadoes, high winds, and hail.

  • What kind of severe weather reports were there on May 22nd?

    -On May 22nd, there were 481 severe weather reports, which included 23 tornado reports, 139 wind reports, and 319 hail reports.

  • What is the EF4 damage rating mentioned in the video?

    -The EF4 damage rating mentioned in the video refers to a high-end tornado damage scale, indicating that the tornadoes caused significant and extensive destruction.

  • How many fatalities were confirmed as of the video's recording?

    -As of the video's recording, there were three confirmed fatalities associated with the severe weather events.

  • What is the Y Squad and what did they raise for tornado victims?

    -The Y Squad is a group that supports the video's creator's efforts. They raised an additional $100,000 for tornado victims, bringing the total to over $400,000 in the past 30 days.

  • What is the primary threat from the severe weather expected on the day the video was filmed?

    -The primary threat from the severe weather on the day the video was filmed is damaging hail, with a smaller tornado threat compared to the previous day.

  • What is the sponsor mentioned in the video and what do they offer?

    -The sponsor mentioned in the video is Aura, which offers identity theft protection and cybersecurity tools to safeguard personal information.

  • What is the concern for the upcoming weekend in terms of severe weather?

    -The concern for the upcoming weekend, particularly Sunday, May 26th, is a major severe weather outbreak with a high risk of tornadoes in certain regions.

  • What changes in weather patterns are expected after the severe weather events?

    -After the severe weather events, a new pattern is expected where cooler weather will move into the East and a trough will form in the West, potentially reducing the formation of major severe weather systems.

  • What is the potential impact of the severe weather on the upcoming hurricane season?

    -The video suggests that the active severe weather pattern could be an indicator of a very active hurricane season, and there is a need for a break in severe weather to prepare.

Outlines

00:00

🌪️ Severe Weather and Tornado Outbreaks in the Central and Eastern US

The video script discusses the aftermath of a severe weather event that caused significant damage in Iowa, with the National Weather Service conducting surveys to assess the extent of the damage. The script highlights the formation of new storms in Oklahoma, which are expected to bring more severe weather, including the threat of tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds. The script also mentions the fundraising efforts by the Y Squad, which has raised over $400,000 in the past 30 days to help tornado victims. The video provides a detailed analysis of the weather patterns, including the radar images and the potential for large hail and strong winds in specific regions. It also warns of an enhanced risk of severe weather in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, with a slight risk extending to the Ohio River Valley and the Northeast.

05:00

🚨 Upcoming Severe Weather Predictions and Sponsor Mention

The script provides a forecast for the upcoming days, indicating a continued threat of severe weather with a focus on damaging hail and strong winds. It emphasizes the potential for a major severe weather outbreak on May 26th, particularly in Northeast Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, Western Kentucky, Southern Illinois, Southwestern Indiana, and Western Tennessee. The video also includes a break to discuss internet security and introduces a sponsor, AA Identity Theft Protection, offering a two-week free trial to viewers. The script returns to weather predictions, discussing the jet stream's role in the severe weather patterns and the potential for a damaging wind event in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. It also highlights the use of the CSU learning model, which indicates an elevated risk for severe weather on the mentioned dates.

10:01

🌡️ Shift in Weather Patterns and Outlook for a Calmer June and July

The final paragraph of the script outlines a shift in weather patterns, suggesting that the week of May 27th through 31st will bring cooler weather to the East and a trough in the West, potentially reducing the formation of severe weather systems. The speaker expresses hope that this pattern will persist for a few more weeks to allow for recovery from the recent weather events. The script also mentions concerns about an active hurricane season and the need for a break in severe weather during June and July. The video concludes with a thank you to the sponsor, Aura, and an invitation for viewers to subscribe to the Y Squad Channel for updates on their relief efforts and fundraising.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Severe Weather

Severe weather refers to any potentially hazardous atmospheric conditions that can lead to serious consequences for people, property, and the environment. In the video's context, it is the main theme as it discusses the impact and forecast of such weather events. The script mentions 'severe weather reports' and 'severe weather threat,' highlighting the imminent danger and the need for preparedness.

💡Tornado

A tornado is a rapidly rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud or, in rare cases, the base of a cumulus cloud. The video discusses the occurrence of tornadoes, with 23 tornado reports mentioned on a specific day, indicating the intensity of the weather event and its potential for causing widespread damage.

💡EF4 Damage

EF4 Damage refers to the Enhanced Fujita Scale, a system used to measure the intensity of tornadoes based on the damage they cause. An EF4 tornado is one of the most severe, with wind speeds estimated between 166 and 200 mph. The script describes damage consistent with EF4, suggesting the extreme force of the tornado that struck the Green Field area.

💡National Weather Service

The National Weather Service (NWS) is a government agency responsible for providing weather forecasts, warnings of hazardous weather, and other weather-related information to organizations and the public. The script mentions that the NWS will conduct surveys to assess the damage and provide the final rating of the tornado's severity.

💡Y Squad

The Y Squad appears to be a group or initiative involved in raising funds and providing support to victims of severe weather events. The video script highlights that the Y Squad has raised over $400,000 in the past 30 days and is actively involved in ground efforts to help those affected by the tornadoes.

💡Hail

Hail is a form of solid precipitation consisting of balls or irregular lumps of ice. In the context of the video, hail is mentioned as part of the severe weather reports, with 319 hail reports on a specific day, indicating the breadth of the weather event's impact and the potential for property damage.

💡Mesoscale Convective System

A mesoscale convective system (MCS) is a complex of thunderstorms that becomes organized on a scale smaller than a synoptic system but larger than a single thunderstorm. The script refers to an MCS as part of the weather pattern that is contributing to the severe weather conditions and the formation of storms.

💡Jet Stream

The jet stream is a relatively narrow, meandering air current in the upper troposphere that moves weather systems across the Earth's surface. The video script discusses a 'dip' in the jet stream, which is a factor contributing to the formation of severe weather systems and storms.

💡Trough

In meteorology, a trough is a region of low atmospheric pressure, which can lead to the development of storms and unsettled weather. The script mentions a 'negatively tilted trough' as a key factor in the formation of severe weather and the potential for tornadoes.

💡Aura

Aura, in the context of the video, is a sponsor mentioned for providing internet security and identity theft protection. It is described as a cybersecurity tool that acts as a shield against scammers, spammers, and hackers, offering a consolidated protection for personal data.

💡CSU Learning Model

The CSU Learning Model, as referenced in the script, seems to be a forecasting tool or model used to predict severe weather events. The video mentions that this model has been accurate in predicting severe weather and is currently indicating an elevated risk for severe weather on a specific upcoming Sunday.

Highlights

Severe weather warning for millions across Central and Eastern United States.

Remnants of yesterday's storm causing devastation in Iowa are dying out.

New storms forming in Oklahoma leading to more severe weather.

481 severe weather reports on May 22nd, including 23 tornadoes.

Incredible damage in Green Field area consistent with EF4 tornado damage.

National Weather Service conducting surveys on the extent of tornado damage.

Y Squad raised over $400,000 in the past 30 days for tornado victims.

Three confirmed fatalities associated with the Greenfield tornado.

Enhanced risk of severe weather today in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.

Main threat today is damaging hail, not as severe as yesterday's tornado threat.

Severe weather expected tomorrow from Memphis to Dallas and South Dakota.

Storms could produce hail the size of tennis balls to baseballs.

Severe weather continuing into Friday with damaging winds and hail.

Potential for another major severe weather outbreak on Sunday, May 26th.

Concern about severe weather and tornadoes affecting multiple states on Sunday.

Sponsor Aura offers identity theft protection and internet security.

Jet stream patterns causing the severe weather and potential for a break in pattern towards the end of May.

Total rainfall accumulation over the next 7 days could lead to flooding in certain areas.

Prediction of a quieter weather pattern for the last week of May.

Call to subscribe to the Y'all Squad Channel for updates on relief efforts.

Transcripts

00:00

unfortunately I have bad news we have

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much more severe weather on the way to

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millions of people across the Central

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and Eastern United States and that's

00:08

what we're going to be talking about in

00:09

today's video you can see the remnants

00:11

of the storm system that occurred

00:12

yesterday that caused all the

00:14

devastation in Iowa we'll be talking

00:15

about that a little bit here but

00:17

thankfully that is dying out it's not

00:19

really causing many problems as it goes

00:21

towards the east however new storms are

00:23

forming right now as I filmed this video

00:24

in Oklahoma and that's going to lead to

00:26

more severe weather today and we're

00:28

going to really dive into that severe

00:29

weather the threat right here in a

00:30

moment but first I do want to talk about

00:32

what happened yesterday 481 severe

00:35

weather reports in yesterday's Regional

00:37

tornado outbreak where we had 23 tornado

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reports 139 wind reports and 319 hail

00:43

reports on May 22nd of course Hunter

00:45

Hurley sent in these photos right after

00:47

the tornado yesterday and this is just

00:49

some absolutely incredible damage this

00:52

is specifically in the Green Field area

00:54

where one of those tornadoes happened

00:55

there were a lot of tornadoes but this

00:57

one seems like it's the most intense one

00:59

everything that I'm seeing here and in

01:01

other damage photos and videos that I've

01:03

reviewed is consistent with ef4 damage

01:06

we might have even had a couple of

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different areas that may be flirted with

01:10

the EF5 damage indicators obviously we

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don't know the people that live out here

01:14

they don't care it doesn't really matter

01:15

but it's very likely that we're going to

01:17

see a high-end tornado rating come out

01:19

of this tornado but it'll take a little

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while before we know the extent of the

01:23

damage obviously we're going to wait on

01:24

the National Weather Service to do those

01:26

surveys they've got three teams out

01:28

there already doing this we've got a

01:29

team down here in Corning and red oak

01:31

for the first series of tornadoes that

01:33

occurred yesterday we've got one team

01:34

specifically dedicated to Greenfield and

01:36

then we've got another team that's going

01:38

to be up here north of De Moine for that

01:39

tornado that we tracked going really

01:41

close to Nevada Iowa and once again

01:43

it'll take several days for us to

01:45

understand the full scope of the damage

01:46

and before we really know the final

01:48

rating of that Greenfield tornado

01:50

thankfully in the wake of this damage

01:52

the Y Squad was able to raise an

01:54

additional $100,000 for tornado victims

01:57

yesterday that puts us over $400,000

02:00

over the past 30 days so thank you guys

02:02

so much for allowing us to be able to

02:03

help people in this way that's a lot of

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money and we're actually going to be

02:06

able to make a huge difference here as

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we already have boots on the ground the

02:10

Y Squad is already in Greenfield we're

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working with emergency managers we're

02:13

setting up shop to give out free meals

02:15

and internet to people and then of

02:16

course we're going to be talking to

02:17

individuals and helping them out on a

02:19

personal level as well and helping clean

02:21

up whatever we can do to help we're

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going to do it thanks to you and to add

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to what we know about the outbreak

02:27

overall on May 21st we do unfort for

02:30

have three confirmed fatalities two of

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those are in Greenfield and one in Adams

02:34

County which is associated with the

02:36

Greenfield tornado that number is

02:37

expected to go up as there are a lot of

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injuries associated with this as well so

02:41

unfortunately that's where we are there

02:43

we'll keep you updated but we have to

02:45

look towards the future as well as I

02:47

stated at the beginning of this video

02:48

more severe weather is on the way we've

02:50

got an enhanced risk of severe weather

02:51

today in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas and

02:53

a slight risk that goes all the way up

02:55

the Ohio River Valley up into the

02:56

Northeast there is a tornado threat

02:59

today but it is small in comparison to

03:01

what we had yesterday the main threat is

03:03

going to be the hail Okay so we've got a

03:04

damaging hail risk today in the Dallas

03:06

Fort Worth region up towards Little Rock

03:08

severe weather is also expected tomorrow

03:10

in a large area from Memphis to Dallas

03:13

up through southern portions of South

03:15

Dakota this is also mainly driven by a

03:17

wind and hail threat the tornado threat

03:19

doesn't look incredibly High here but

03:21

it's not zero so you know don't let your

03:23

guard down and then severe weather is

03:25

going to continue into Friday a little

03:27

bit less of a severe look here but still

03:30

we're going to see damaging winds and

03:31

hail possible from Chicago back down

03:33

towards Little Rock and Memphis maybe

03:35

even as far east as Indianapolis on

03:37

Friday May 24 here's what some of these

03:38

storms could look like on radar as we go

03:41

towards about 600 p.m. today big time

03:43

supercells around Dallas back towards

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Brownwood San Angelo Ballinger Texas

03:48

this is going to certainly be causing

03:50

some instances where we have tennis ball

03:51

to baseball siiz tail maybe even larger

03:54

these could be packing a big punch as

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they go into Tex Arcana as well with

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winds above 60 to 70 mph hour Little

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Rock the bulk of the storms are going to

04:01

get to you between 8 and 900 p.m. this

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evening we're also going to see some

04:05

strong storms up here around Owensboro

04:08

and Bowling Green Kentucky around that

04:09

time and we're going to see strong

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storms up through Ohio Pennsylvania and

04:13

New York as well but they will be much

04:14

more scattered and less severe in nature

04:17

but certainly we can't roll out some

04:18

golf ball siiz hail and some 60 mph wind

04:20

gusts as this storm system continues to

04:23

rec Havoc down here in the South as

04:25

another little mesoscale convective

04:27

system tries to get its act together

04:28

along the Red River Valley as we go into

04:30

the early morning hours on the 23rd but

04:32

look at this our next severe weather

04:33

threat as we go deeper into the 23rd is

04:36

going to form down here in Oklahoma with

04:38

more hail producing super cells once

04:40

again there's a little bit of a tornado

04:41

threat with these as well but the big

04:43

hail and strong winds are going to be

04:44

the main threat between Oklahoma City

04:46

and Tulsa back down towards Dallas and

04:48

then we're going to have a big wind

04:50

threat with this line of storms that's

04:51

going to try to come through Omaha early

04:53

in the morning on the 24th I mean it's

04:55

incredible how much is going on here

04:57

just constant severe weather across the

05:00

Central and Eastern portions of the US

05:02

this is not exactly what the radar is

05:03

going to look like but this gives us an

05:04

idea of just how sporadic and how

05:06

intense some of that severe weather is

05:08

going to be now of course it doesn't

05:10

stop there in fact I think we're going

05:12

to have even worse severe weather after

05:14

that as we get into Saturday and Sunday

05:16

Saturday we've already got a slight risk

05:17

of severe weather here on May 25th for

05:19

portions of Texas Oklahoma Kansas

05:21

Missouri and Arkansas and out of every

05:23

day over the next week or so the day I

05:25

am most concerned about is Sunday May

05:28

26th this looks like it's going to

05:29

another major severe weather outbreak

05:31

with tornadoes just like we've been

05:33

seeing time after time again this year

05:35

this time it's going to be focused up

05:36

here in Northeast Arkansas Southeast

05:38

Missouri over towards Western Kentucky

05:39

Southern Illinois Southwestern portions

05:41

of Indiana and Western portions of

05:42

Tennessee that's what it looks like

05:44

right now anyways that could change but

05:45

I really want to go over the details on

05:47

this one because this one looks bad but

05:49

we're going to dive into those details

05:50

right here in a moment because I want to

05:52

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the video all right so this little dip

07:00

in the jet stream is what's caused all

07:02

of our problems with all of that

07:03

Devastation in Iowa and our big storms

07:05

in Oklahoma that's going to get out of

07:06

here but we've got another dip coming

07:08

immediately after that that's going to

07:10

allow for some lift here out in front of

07:11

it and cause some storms and we just

07:13

talked about those storms we talked

07:14

about all the impacts that could come

07:16

from that with our next couple of days

07:18

as far as severe weather goes another

07:20

larger dip is going to come in on

07:22

Thursday this is what's going to cause

07:23

that maybe damaging wind event up here

07:26

in the Northern Plains as we go later in

07:28

the day on Thursday that'll propagate

07:30

over to the Upper Midwest as we go early

07:32

into the day on Friday once again severe

07:34

weather is still going to be possible on

07:36

Friday but we get a little bit of a

07:37

break here as unfortunately another even

07:40

larger dip comes into the picture on

07:42

Saturday and Sunday where on these days

07:45

we're going to have a lot of warm moist

07:47

air to work with here as our next big

07:49

severe weather system comes through once

07:51

again just a perfectly timed negatively

07:53

tilted trough with a lot of instability

07:55

here this is definitely going to lead to

07:57

some big problems this weekend here's a

07:59

look at lightning strikes over the next

08:01

week or so you can see where some of the

08:03

higher concentration of severe weather

08:04

is likely going to be according to the

08:06

European model there's that damaging

08:08

wind threat on Thursday into Friday

08:10

early in the morning we could have

08:11

lingering Squall line that continues to

08:13

go through the area into the Ohio Valley

08:15

and the Tennessee Valley on Friday

08:17

another little mesoscale convective

08:19

system possible there as we go into

08:21

Saturday just a ton of different

08:23

opportunities for severe weather here

08:25

our big system though the one I'm really

08:26

concerned about is really starting to

08:28

show its face here late in the day on

08:30

Saturday in the form of supercells and

08:32

more severe weather in Oklahoma and

08:33

Kansas and Texas and then that's going

08:35

to continue into Sunday as potentially a

08:38

big super cellular threat and a big

08:40

tornado threat on Sunday I can't stress

08:42

this enough I'm very concerned about

08:44

Sunday right now as far as the severe

08:45

weather is concerned and then once that

08:47

gets out of here I think we're going to

08:49

have a little bit of a break but this

08:51

severe weather outbreak this multi-day

08:53

sequence of severe weather is going to

08:55

go out with a bang on Sunday I am very

08:57

confident about that and it's not just

08:59

me we've been using this tool a lot this

09:01

year it's been very good it's been very

09:03

accurate this year the CSU learning

09:05

model is painting a very elevated risk

09:08

for severe weather on Sunday and this is

09:10

another reason why I'm fairly confident

09:11

that we're actually going to see some

09:13

big time storms on Sunday the details

09:15

and trough and and all that stuff are

09:16

there but the mesle scale stuff is not

09:18

going to be apparent to us until we get

09:20

closer so I don't want to go too deep on

09:23

like oh here's where the super cells are

09:24

going to be possible here's the mode of

09:26

the storms you know let's not worry

09:27

about that right now just know that if

09:29

you're any of these shaded areas on

09:30

Sunday we're probably going to be

09:32

talking about you in the context of

09:33

severe weather and tornadoes so go ahead

09:35

and take whatever precautions that you

09:37

want to take at this point for that a

09:38

good graphic that kind of shows you

09:40

where the bullseye is going to be for a

09:41

lot of the rain and storms that we're

09:43

going to see over the next week or so is

09:45

the total accumulation over the next 7

09:47

days you can see very clearly that we're

09:48

going to be talking a lot about this

09:50

area right here in fact maybe in Middle

09:52

Tennessee Southern Kentucky there we

09:53

might have some flooding problems as a

09:55

result of some very intense rainfall

09:57

over the next week or so and then thank

09:59

thankfully I really do believe that once

10:01

that big storm system gets out of our

10:03

hair on Sunday as we go into Monday

10:05

we're going to enter a new pattern so

10:07

the week of the 27th through the 31st of

10:10

May I think we're going to enter into

10:11

this pattern where we're finally going

10:13

to get some cooler weather in the East

10:15

and more of a trough in the west and

10:18

that's the complete opposite of what

10:19

we've been in and that's going to stop

10:21

the ability for those big planes severe

10:23

weather systems to be able to form now

10:25

this kind of pattern can actually lead

10:27

to more severe weather up north Maybe

10:29

some severe weather up here in the

10:30

Northeast and of course down here in the

10:32

Southeast as well but I don't think

10:33

we're going to see any major tornado

10:35

outbreaks with a pattern like this in

10:36

place where we've got cooler weather in

10:38

the East warmer weather in the west and

10:40

hopefully we can hang on to that for a

10:41

couple more weeks so we can clean up you

10:43

know what I mean and unfortunately y'all

10:44

I do think this is going to be a

10:46

terribly active hurricane season so we

10:47

need a break June and July hopefully are

10:50

going to be quiet but as of right now I

10:51

can only tell you with any confidence at

10:53

all that maybe the last week of May will

10:55

be somewhat quiet all right that's all

10:56

the weather talk I have for you today

10:58

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