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Explaining how a squall line could lead to embedded tornadoes or damaging winds

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Extreme meteorologist Dr. Reed Timmer uses an organizing straight line wind event in North Dakota to explain the significance of inflow notches, mesocyclones and more in regards to the risks they can pose.

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