I couldn't resist posting this...
0610 PM TSTM WND GST 4 WNW FOXHOME 46.30N 96.39W
06/18/2009 E60.00 MPH WILKIN MN TRAINED SPOTTER
GUSTNADO OBSERVED IN THUNDERSTORM OUTFLOW WELL AHEAD OF
AN APPROACHING SHELF CLOUD.
I was going back through the LSR's at the Grand Forks National Weather Service from our chase on the 18th and found this piece of gold.
For a "Trained" Spotter, he/she clearly has no idea what they're talking about. Gustnadoes develop within a thunderstorm's outflow, yes, but also at the outflow/inflow interface. This means they develop within the shelf cloud, most often at the very leading edge. NOT well ahead of one!
Makes me wonder who was doing the training!
Trained Spotter?
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