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The second tornado in yesterday’s series of tornadoes in the Netherlands formed in Arnhem at 14:50 UTC (Nov 3). The tornadoes of November 3 formed in a low cape, high shear environment with low-topped supercells. Local sounding reported by Weer.nl shows only 120 J/kg CAPE, equilibrium level at about 5600 m, but a significantly sheared environment with strong veering profile (249 m2/s2 SRH1).

Netherlands was part of the SLGT+ risk area of DAY 1 Outlook for 3/11/2013.

Check out also the first tornado of the day in Wijk bij Duurstede.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFItBSn0byA
Source: Ramon Geerman / Youtube.com


Source: Remco de Groot / Youtube.com


Source: Vrije School Zutphen / Youtube.com


Source: Flogiston / Youtube.com


Source: Flogiston / Youtube.com

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Arnhem tornado and supercell structure. Note the RFD cut / clear slot from the right. Source: RTLUtercht.nl / Bob & Sascha Janssen.

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Source: Weer.nl / Wilfred Jansen.

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Source: Weer.nl / Arjan Woestholf

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Source: Weer.nl / Aldert Boer.

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Source: Weer.nl / Aldert Boer.

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