You can tell how likely a storm may be to produce tornadoes by the height of its cloud base.
Generally a storm with lower cloud bases will pose a greater tornado risk than a storm with higher cloud bases.
You can tell how likely a storm may be to produce tornadoes by the height of its cloud base.
Generally a storm with lower cloud bases will pose a greater tornado risk than a storm with higher cloud bases.
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Fascinating! It seems very logical. I also believe that storms with a lower cloud base produce better CG and positive CG strikes as opposed to higher based storms. Low based storms seem more volatile.