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If you look at the radar animation for the last few hrs, the entire string of storms from washington to texas seems to grow simultaneously? Not like a storm moving, like a bunch of small cells growing similarly all at once. Also, notice some weird interference pattern looking storm cloud formations in Texas just before the expansion.

Probably just my weather ignorance, but I’ve not seen this before.

If you look at the radar animation for the last few hrs, the entire string of storms from washington to texas seems to grow simultaneously? Not like a storm moving, like a bunch of small cells growing similarly all at once. Also, notice some weird interference pattern looking storm cloud formations in Texas just before the expansion. Probably just my weather ignorance, but I’ve not seen this before.

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If its hot water evaporates, swelling clouds. So the hot high pressure line is evaporating ground waters like rivers and lakes, and they are condensing at the low pressure line and growing the storms. Its normal.

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'how clouds work'... Gee why didn't I think of that?

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I mean, you brought it up. I aint gonna assume you know how clouds work. That would be racist.

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clouds are systemically racist, people always assume the White ones provide shade and the nigger coloured ones bring rain.

biden should do something about this, make the White ones kneel or something, and make the black ones drop grape juice