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Wild weather phenomenon over Lake Michigan that was created by more than a dozen whirlwinds baffles meteorologists

Mesovortices battered towns with three feet of snow, but left nearby towns unscathed. A storm chaser called it the most bizarre radar presentation I ve ever seen.

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How mesovortices of snow formed on Lake Michigan Friday

How mesovortices of snow formed on Lake Michigan Friday
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Second Snowiest Halloween On Record

Second Snowiest Halloween On Record
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Scientists hope new technology and computing power will help them understand destructive twisters

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New Drone Technology Could Help Scientists Finally Understand How Tornadoes Form

Tornadoes can be elusive, but scientists are using new technology embedded inside drones to understand this bizarre weather phenomenon better.

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