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☈ Chris Jackson ☈ Profile picture
☈ Chris Jackson ☈
@ChrisJacksonSC
Meteorologist Gamecock Baseball | Storm Chaser | Social Media Team - Live Storms Media I like big clouds and I cannot lie.
Dec 17, 2021 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
I am at the who cares portion of "was it an EF-4 or EF-5 tornado." I can tell you @AlaStormTracker and I surveyed over 100 miles of damage from Cayce to Bremen, Kentucky and I have a few important takeaways from seeing the damage first hand.

🧵 1. In the direct path of the tornado every single home and commercial building was destroyed to an uninhabitable or unable to conduct business state. What wasn't completely leveled and/or swept away by the tornado will likely need to be torn down and rebuilt.
Dec 15, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
I share the frustrations, Aubrey. And I know this isn't anyone's fault per se. There should be a simple way to see confirmed tornadoes. What abt a simple google map of tornadoes, then link the icon to the details in the DAT. Layer it by years. Or just a simple .CSV file. 1/4 ImageImage I know that many times you cannot confirm what you don't know until after a survey is complete and I more than understand the reasoning. It's hard to believe there isn't a master list in excel format or visually on a map of confirmed tornadoes from the NWS. 2/4
Jan 17, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Thread: I have tried hard to tune out the unrest and DC being on lockdown going into the inauguration next week, but what I see happening right now in the air around the country has me concerned. In short, the Gov has to have intel of some BIG TIME security threat.

1/6 Here we are 3 days out from the inauguration and across certain capital cities, there is already hard recon in place over statehouses. In Cola, Richland County has been in orbit over the statehouse for over 2 hours nonstop.

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Apr 16, 2020 • 14 tweets • 12 min read
*Long Thread*

I went to Estill to document the damage caused by the Hampton County Tornado that developed just south of town during this past Monday's Tornado Outbreak across SC. @NWSCharlestonSC

Note: For licensing images DM me or email me at myscweather@gmail.com
#scwx Using Google Maps and the street view function its possible to begin to convey the severity of some of the damage this tornado with before and after style photos.

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