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Forecasters and storm spotters have learned to recognize certain thunderstorm features and structure that make tornado formation
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particular clue used by storm spotters is the hook echo in a radar image that is often associated with a mesocyclone and indicates
favorable conditions for tornado formation. Can you spot the hook in the radar images below?
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