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Deleted Posts - 0 Likes -	Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley Apr 30, 2014 17:22:52 GMT -6 via mobile Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2014 17:22:52 GMT -6 Well they went with an upper end EF-4 for the Vilonia tornado. What's the point of even having EF-5 on the scale if you're not going to assign it when it's obvious EF-5 damage.

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Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley Apr 30, 2014 20:23:37 GMT -6

Post by ndg on Apr 30, 2014 20:23:37 GMT -6

Apr 30, 2014 8:30:39 GMT -6 Wyatt Erminger said:

Apr 29, 2014 13:29:53 GMT -6 Zack Fradella said:

That sounding is scary but one issue that today may face is the surface winds are light. There is a good low-level jet but surface winds are light and variable across the region. Yesterday, those southerly winds were screaming.

Looking back, this was probably a large factor in having the bust we did, as far as lack of tornadoes. Just too much shear throughout the vertical column, not balanced enough as it was the day prior with SFC winds being higher. As Kory said, not complaining, it's just interesting to note.

I personally like the idea that the convection along the immediate gulf coast stole most of the energy and sent off rain cooled outflow air into central AL, GA and parts of SE MS.
The models busted in that the low level jet never got going during the day across the I-20 corridor.

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Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley Apr 30, 2014 23:59:15 GMT -6 via mobile

Post by DYLAN FEDERICO on Apr 30, 2014 23:59:15 GMT -6

Apr 30, 2014 17:22:52 GMT -6 @koryp said:

Well they went with an upper end EF-4 for the Vilonia tornado. What's the point of even having EF-5 on the scale if you're not going to assign it when it's obvious EF-5 damage.

Basically the difference between getting hit by an 18 wheeler versus a high speed train.

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Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley May 1, 2014 7:12:42 GMT -6

Post by Deleted on May 1, 2014 7:12:42 GMT -6

The April 27-29 outbreak really put a dent in the lack of tornadoes we've been having. Still below average, but it seems we've been having an abnormal amount of large and violent tornadoes. Dixie Alley has really taken a beating since 2008 starting with the Super Tuesday tornado outbreak.

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Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley May 1, 2014 8:38:41 GMT -6

Post by SKYSUMMIT on May 1, 2014 8:38:41 GMT -6

Jackson NWS Updated Tornado Surveys

Including 1 EF-4, 2 EF-3's, 3 EF-2's, and 7 EF-1's

www.srh.noaa.gov/jan/?n=2014_04_27_28_29

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS
927 AM CDT THU MAY 1 2014

...NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 04/28/14 TORNADO EVENT...

.UPDATE...MINOR ADJUSTMENTS TO LOUISVILLE TORNADO INCLUDING
START POINT AND PATH LENGTH.

.LOUISVILLE TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-4
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    185 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  34.3 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   3/4 MILE
FATALITIES:             9
INJURIES:               UNKNOWN

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             351 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         2 NE RENFROE
START LAT/LON:          32.8828/-89.4308

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               447 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           5 NNE LOUISVILLE
END LAT/LONG            33.1892/-89.0028          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO PRODUCED A LARGE
AREA OF EF2 TO EF4 DAMAGE ALONG ITS PATH. 
HUNDREDS OF STRUCTURES WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED 
AND THOUSANDS OF TREES WERE SNAPPED AND
UPROOTED. THE EF4 DAMAGE CONSISTED OF SEVERAL
HOMES AND APARTMENTS THAT WERE REDUCED TO 
SLABS...INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS THAT WERE
COLLAPSED...CHICKEN HOUSES THAT WERE 
COMPLETELY DESTROYED WITH LITTLE TRACE
LEFT OF THEM...DEBARKED AND DENUDED TREES 
AND A COLLAPSED CELL TOWER.

.WARREN COUNTY TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    105 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  4.75 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   200 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             455 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         4.5 S VICKSBURG
START LAT/LON:          32.283/-90.872

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               505 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           5.25 SE VICKSBURG
END LAT/LONG            32.308/-90.80          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO STARTED JUST WEST OF FISHER FERRY ROAD 
WHERE SEVERAL TREES WERE SNAPPED. THE TORNADO THEN PARALLELED GIBSON 
ROAD FOR A SHORT PERIOD WHERE SOME TIN WAS PEELED FROM A ROOF...AND 
SEVERAL OTHER TREES WERE SNAPPED OR UPROOTED. A COUPLE TREES ALSO 
FELL ON POWER LINES ALONG GIBSON ROAD. THIS TORNADO ENDED JUST EAST 
OF HIGHWAY 27 WHERE A FEW ADDITIONAL TREES WERE SNAPPED.

.NORTHERN HINDS COUNTY TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    110 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  13.75 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   500 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             520 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         1.5 N EDWARDS
START LAT/LON:          32.356/-90.595

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               542 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           6.25 NNW CLINTON
END LAT/LONG            32.423/-90.375          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO BEGAN ALONG GOAT HILL ROAD SNAPPING 
SEVERAL TREES. A LARGE TREE BRANCH FELL ON A FENCE AT THE 
INTERSECTION OF GOAT HILL AND ANDERSON ROADS. THE TORNADO WAS RATHER 
BROAD AS IT MOVED NORTHEAST GENERALLY ALONG HIGHWAY 22. ALONG GOOD 
HOPE ROAD...A TIN CARPORT WAS DESTROYED AND SEVERAL TREES WERE 
BROKEN AND UPROOTED. SIGNIFICANT ROOFING MATERIAL WAS TORN OFF A 
HOUSE ALONG HIGHWAY 22...AND SOME OF THE ROOF MATERIAL WAS THROWN 
ACROSS THE STREET DESTROYING A FENCE ON THE OTHER SIDE. THE TORNADO 
CONTINUED NORTHEAST SNAPPING AND UPROOTING SEVERAL TREES NEAR THE 
INTERSECTION OF QUEEN HILL ROAD AND FARR ROAD. THE TORNADO WAS MOST 
INTENSE AS IT CROSSED WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD JUST NORTH OF LIVE OAK ROAD 
WHERE NUMEROUS TREES WERE SNAPPED AND UPROOTED. THE TORNADO WEAKENED 
AS IT CROSSED BOLTON-BROWNSVILLE ROAD AND JIMMY WILLIAMS ROAD 
SNAPPING A FEW TREES AS IT PASSED. IT DISSIPATED JUST AFTER CROSSING 
MCGUFFEE ROAD WHERE A COUPLE TREES WERE UPROOTED.

.SOUTHWEST HINDS COUNTY TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    105 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  10.9 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   300 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             548 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         2 NW UTICA
START LAT/LON:          32.1213/-90.637

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               605 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           4 NNW DRY GROVE
END_LAT/LON:            32.1784/-90.4647

SURVEY SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ALONG THORNTON ROAD
AND MOVED NORTH OF UTICA ACROSS MS HIGHWAY 27 AND ERNIE MARTIN
ROAD. THE HEAVIEST DAMAGE OCCURRED ALONG TOM COLLINS ROAD...
WHERE THERE WAS CONSIDERABLE TREE DAMAGE WITH SEVERAL HARDWOOD
TREES SNAPPED. A METAL POLE WAS BLOWN THROUGH THE SIDE OF A HOUSE
AND A SMALL SHED WAS ALSO BLOWN OVER IN THIS AREA. ANOTHER HOME
SUFFERED ROOF DAMAGE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED EAST NORTHEASTWARD
ACROSS D NEWMAN ROAD...BERRY ROAD...ADAMS STATION ROAD...AND
PEACH ORCHARD ROAD...SNAPPING AND UPROOTING SEVERAL TREES AND
CAUSING ROOF...SIDING...AND SKIRTING DAMAGE TO SOME MANUFACTURED
HOMES. IT CROSSED MS HIGHWAY 18 NEAR LEARNED ROAD...THEN LIFTED
AFTER CROSSING NEIL COLLINS ROAD AND SEATON ROAD.

.MADISON COUNTY TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    105 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  3.75 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   200 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             600 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         6 NW MADISON
START LAT/LON:          32.514/-90.197

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               606 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           6 NNW MADISON
END LAT/LONG            32.547/-90.143          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO WAS MOST INTENSE RIGHT AFTER IT STARTED 
JUST SOUTHWEST OF CHAPEL LANE WHERE SEVERAL LARGE TREE BRANCHES WERE 
SNAPPED...A FEW TREES WERE SNAPPED...AND SHINGLE DAMAGE OCCURRED TO 
A HOME. THE TORNADO CONTINUED SNAPPING LARGE TREE BRANCHES AND A FEW 
TREES AS IT MOVED NORTHEAST CROSSING OVER MANSDALE ROAD (MS 463) 
NEAR THE CHAPEL LANE INTERSECTION. THE TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHEAST 
PASSING JUST SOUTH OF STRIBLING LAKE WHERE A FEW SMALL TREES WERE 
SNAPPED. THE TORNADO WEAKENED AS IT CONTINUED NORTHEAST DOWNING A 
FEW TREE LIMBS AS IT APPROACHED STRIBLING ROAD. THIS TORNADO ENDED 
JUST AFTER CROSSING CAROLINE BOULEVARD WHERE IT SNAPPED A FEW LARGE 
TREE BRANCHES.

.EASTERN HINDS/RANKIN/WESTERN SCOTT COUNTIES TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-3
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    155 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  30.1 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   400 YARDS
FATALITIES:             1
INJURIES:               UNKNOWN...AT LEAST 10

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             627 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         3 W RICHLAND
START LAT/LON:          32.2295/-90.2225

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               715 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           4.5 E PELAHATCHIE
END LAT/LONG            32.3265/-89.7278          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO INITIALLY DEVELOPED JUST INSIDE HINDS 
COUNTY ALONG I-55 NEAR THE ELTON ROAD EXIT...WHERE IT CAUSED SOME 
DAMAGE TO A BUSINESS AND SOME TREES. THE TORNADO BECAME INTENSE JUST 
AFTER CROSSING THE PEARL RIVER AND MOVING INTO RANKIN COUNTY...WHERE 
IT CAUSED HEAVY DAMAGE TO A NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL 
BUILDINGS IN RICHLAND AND PEARL. EF-3 DAMAGE OCCURRED IN THIS AREA. 
ONE PERSON WAS KILLED WHEN THE TORNADO PICKED UP AND THREW HER CAR 
WHEN IT CROSSED US HIGHWAY 49 IN RICHLAND.  THE TORNADO CONTINUED 
ACROSS MORE RESIDENTIAL AREAS OF PEARL...SNAPPING AND UPROOTING MANY 
TREES AND DAMAGING SOME HOMES. MUCH OF THIS DAMAGE WAS OF AN EF-1 
INTENSITY. AS THE TORNADO APPROACHED THE BRANDON CITY LIMITS...IT 
REINTENSIFIED AND CAUSED HIGH END EF-2 DAMAGE IN A MOBILE HOME PARK 
NEAR THE BORDER BETWEEN BRANDON AND PEARL. IT ALSO CAUSED 
SIGNIFICANT ROOF DAMAGE TO AN AUTO DEALERSHIP IN BRANDON AND LESSER 
DAMAGE TO SEVERAL OTHER BUSINESSES. THE TORNADO THEN MOVED ACROSS 
CENTRAL AREAS OF BRANDON...SNAPPING AND DOWNING A NUMBER OF TREES 
AND CAUSING SOME DAMAGE AT THE BRANDON MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS. THE 
TORNADO CONTINUED EAST-NORTHEAST...PASSING JUST NORTH OF SHILOH 
PARK...DOWNING AND SNAPPING A NUMBER OF TREES IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA 
THERE. MOST OF THIS DAMAGE WAS EF-1 IN NATURE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED 
ACROSS MORE RURAL AREAS OF RANKIN COUNTY. IT THEN CROSSED I-20 AND 
CAUSED SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO A GAS STATION AT THE PELAHATCHIE EXIT. 
IT PASSED JUST SOUTH OF PELAHATCHIE AND DISSIPATED SHORTLY AFTER 
CROSSING INTO SCOTT COUNTY.

.SCOTT COUNTY TORNADO...

RATING:                 EF-3
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    140 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  4.2 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   150 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               3

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             738 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         2 E FOREST
START LAT/LON:          32.3706/-89.4550

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               746 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           3.5 WNW LAKE
END LAT/LONG            32.3733/-89.3843  
        
SURVEY_SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO DEVELOPED JUST EAST OF FOREST...AND 
QUICKLY BECAME INTENSE ALONG OLD HIGHWAY 80. JUST SOUTH OF THIS 
ROAD...IT NEARLY DESTROYED A WOOD FRAME HOME...DOWNING ALL BUT THE 
MOST INTERIOR WALLS AND CARRYING THE DEBRIS AWAY FROM THE 
FOUNDATION. THREE PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN THIS HOME...ONE SERIOUSLY.  
IT ALSO COMPLETELY DESTROYED A CHICKEN HOUSE AND ALSO CARRIED THAT 
DEBRIS WELL AWAY. NUMEROUS TREES WERE SNAPPED AND UPROOTED IN THIS 
AREA AS WELL. SHORTLY AFTER CAUSING THIS DAMAGE...THE TORNADO 
WEAKENED...AND IT DISSIPATED AFTER CROSSING MCMILLAN ROAD. 

.NEWTON COUNTY TORNADO #1...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    110 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  9.75 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   150 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             758 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         4 NE LAKE
START LAT/LON:          32.3834/-89.2829

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               812 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           2 SW DECATUR
END LAT/LONG            32.4249/-89.1246          

SURVEY_SUMMARY: THE DAMAGE FROM THIS TORNADO WAS PRIMARILY LIMITED 
TO TREE DAMAGE...AS WELL AS SOME SHINGLE DAMAGE TO SOME HOUSES.  
ADDITIONALLY...ONE CHICKEN HOUSE SUFFERED MAJOR DAMAGE.

.NEWTON COUNTY TORNADO #2...

RATING:                 EF-2
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    125 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  6.2 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   400 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             812 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         1 SE DECATUR
START LAT/LON:          32.4133/-89.1184

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               831 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           5 E DECATUR
END LAT/LONG            32.4276/-89.0139          

SURVEY_SUMMARY:  THIS TORNADO DEVELOPED JUST TO THE SOUTH OF THE 
FIRST TORNADO IN NEWTON COUNTY AS THAT TORNADO WAS DISSIPATING. IT 
CAUSED EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE AND SIGNIFICANT ROOF DAMAGE TO SEVERAL 
HOMES JUST WEST OF THE DECATUR COUNTRY CLUB. IT ALSO DESTROYED THE 
CART SHACK AT THE COUNTRY CLUB AND CAUSED EXTENSIVE TREE DAMAGE ON 
THE GOLF COURSE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED TO CAUSE TREE DAMAGE OF EF-1 
INTENSITY AS IT MOVED EAST AND THEN DISSIPATED BEFORE REACHING WELLS 
ROAD.

.LOWNDES COUNTY TORNADO #1 - CRAWFORD...

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    90 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  .67 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   100 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             539 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         CRAWFORD
START LAT/LON:          33.3059/-88.6186

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               541 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           CRAWFORD
END LAT/LONG            33.3014/-88.6282

SURVEY SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO HAD A VERY SHORT TRACK. IT DAMAGED THE 
ROOF OF A MOBILE HOME AND KNOCKED DOWN TREES IN CRAWFORD.

.LOWNDES COUNTY TORNADO #2 - SOUTH OF COLUMBUS

RATING:                 EF-2
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    130 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  10.4 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   300 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             553 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         6 NNE CRAWFORD
START LAT/LON:          33.3669/-88.537

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               615 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           2 SSW COLUMBUS
END LAT/LONG            33.4798/-88.4219

SURVEY SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO DESTROYED A CHURCH ALONG HIGHWAY 
45...CAUSED SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO A WELL CONSTRUCTED BARN AND TO 
SEVERAL HOMES. SEVERAL POWER POLES AND HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE 
SNAPPED ALONG THE PATH OF THE STORM.

.LOWNDES COUNTY TORNADO #3 - STEENS/HIGHWAY 50 TORNADO

RATING:                 EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    105 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  2.6 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   250 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             615 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         4 ENE COLUMBUS
START LAT/LON:          33.5172/-88.3358

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               619 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           2 SSE STEENS
END LAT/LONG            33.5428/-88.303

SURVEY SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO SNAPPED AND UPROOTED NUMEROUS TREES 
ALONG ITS PATH. SOME TREES CAUSED DAMAGE TO HOUSE ROOFS AND SOME 
OUTBUILDINGS WERE ALSO DAMAGED.

.LOWNDES COUNTY TORNADO #4 - NEW HOPE TORNADO

RATING:                 EF-2
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND:    115 MPH
PATH LENGTH /STATUTE/:  7.4 MILES IN MISSISSIPPI
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/:   300 YARDS
FATALITIES:             0
INJURIES:               0

START DATE:             APR 28 2014 
START TIME:             640 PM CDT
START LOCATION:         4 SSE COLUMBUS
START LAT/LON:          33.4479/-88.395

END DATE:               APR 28 2014
END TIME:               654 PM CDT
END LOCATION:           4 NE NEW HOPE BUT CONTINUES INTO ALABAMA 
LAT/LONG                33.4893/-88.2803

SURVEY SUMMARY: THIS TORNADO DESTROYED TWO MOBILE HOMES NEAR THE 
ALABAMA STATE LINE. IT ALSO KNOCKED DOWN NUMEROUS TREES...SOME OF 
WHICH FELL ONTO HOMES AND OUTBUILDINGS.
 
EF SCALE: THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE CLASSIFIES
TORNADOES INTO THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES.

EF0...WEAK......65 TO 85 MPH
EF1...WEAK......86 TO 110 MPH
EF2...STRONG....111 TO 135 MPH
EF3...STRONG....136 TO 165 MPH
EF4...VIOLENT...166 TO 200 MPH
EF5...VIOLENT...>200 MPH*

NOTE:
THE INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO
CHANGE PENDING FINAL REVIEW OF THE EVENTS AND PUBLICATION IN
NWS STORM DATA. 

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Multi Day SVR WX - Discussion from the Plains to Dixie Alley May 2, 2014 12:02:44 GMT -6

Post by SKYSUMMIT on May 2, 2014 12:02:44 GMT -6

Sad news, and could have been prevented if only they'd realize the barricade was there for a reason.

Lillian [Baldwin Co, AL] BROADCAST MEDIA reports FLOOD at 9:00 AM CDT -- *** 1 FATAL *** ONE PERSON WAS KILLED AFTER DRIVING AROUND A BARRICADE AND INTO A SINKHOLE CREATED BY RECENT HEAVY RAINS.

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