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To: Doug R who wrote (4153)	8/17/2020 1:55:37 AM
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"The National Weather Service issued its first-ever tornado warning for a twister spawned by fire early Saturday afternoon after a wildfire in Northern California produced a towering, flaming vortex. While not unheard of, fire tornadoes are some of the rarest weather phenomena on Earth, and meteorologists are saying this is the first time one's received an official tornado warning." A fire tornado in California because it wouldn’t be 2020 without one pic.twitter.com/5HbJVsugVm — Natasha Del Riego (@ndelriego) August 16, 2020 Severe drought. A GSM thing. While Joe Cioffi marvels at the January-like weather pattern setting up for the rest of August 4071 4073 that Judah Cohen saw only a few days ago - 4145 I really did explain all this to Cioffi over a period of a year. Spoon fed it to him, in fact...tiny bites. He's oblivious....even as he discusses the sharp cut-off between flood conditions and drought conditions within just his own geographic focal area.