EF5 is currently experiencing mental health issues, which may affect their Wikipedia editing in various ways. They may have:
altered perception when making editorial judgements, determining consensus, or reading Wikipedia discussions addressed to them;
reduced availability on Wikipedia during times when they experience issues;
limited capacity to respond to other Wikipedians via talk page or email messages in a timely fashion, to participate in conflict resolution, or to complete their usual workload of Wikipedia tasks.
Thank you for your understanding.
EF5 is taking a short wikibreak as of May 25 and will be back on Wikipedia May 30
"It's hard to win an argument with a smart person. It's damn near impossible to win an argument with a stupid person."
"They call F5 tornadoes the "finger of God"; few have stared one in the face and survived." – Bill Paxton
"He said people shouldn’t be afraid to propose ideas. You don’t want to be so scared that you don’t propose something you believe in." – Roger Wakimoto on Ted Fujita
"It's prom night. A lot of the high school girls worry about their hair. I've never had to worry about that." – James Spann
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." – Martin Luther King Jr.
The April 27, 2011 "Super Outbreak" of tornadoes has always particularly interested me. In layman's terms, imagine 337 tornado warnings within a 24-hour period, many of which were accompanied by deadly tornadoes. Not a great day.
My setup involves 2-4 devices depending on the threat level; one with SupercellWx open and another with a live news stream. The other two can either have Broadcastify SKYWARN feeds or warning listings. Below are .pal colortable sets I use for SupercellWx; email me if you'd like the ones I don't have linked:
This colortable set is meant to emulate the look of ABC 33/40's live broadcast during the 2011 Super Outbreak, which can be viewed here. Includes reflectivity (highly recommend smoothing it to be more realistic, as the original broadcast had it smoothed) and homemade velocity. This is the default set I use.
Velocity
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WSR-57
Reflectivity
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Black-and-white set that emulates how the WSR-57 looked on reflectivity; the other three products are what the WSR might have looked like if those products existed at the time the radar was in operation. Includes homemade velocity and spectrum width. Highly recommend removing town names and making the basemap black if using. Really only good for watching well-developed cells close to radar sites; outside of that I don't use this set often due to its impractibility.
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