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My little brother turns 17 today is it is absolutely blowing my mind. We're only half siblings and we never lived together so I still think of him as like 10

 

Time to buy him his first beer & pack of weed cigs.

 

If you told 2016 me we wouldn’t get Thursday music, but instead we’d get a Geoff Rickly candle, I’d have punched you.

 

new album is out next year dog

 

Maybe No Devotion.

 

definitely.

 

i hope every time i die doesn't push back their announcement/release

 

Smh severe weather outbreak at like 3am smfh thanks Obama!

 

wtfs a weather outbreak

 

it's lunch time

 

A severe thunderstorm outbreak, also called a severe weather outbreak or simply a severe outbreak, is an event in which a weather system or combination of weather systems produces a multitude of severe thunderstorms in a region over a continuous span of time.

 

Types[edit]
Tornado outbreak[edit]
Main article: Tornado outbreak
See also: Tornado warning and Tornado watch
A Tornado outbreak is the occurrence of multiple tornadoes in a region over a relatively short span of time. Usually, a tornado outbreak is the result of multiple supercells.

Derecho or other squall line[edit]
Main articles: Derecho and Squall line
See also: Severe thunderstorm warning and Severe thunderstorm watch
A squall line (commonly abbreviated SQLN) is a line of thunderstorms, most or all of which have attained severe limits, traveling in an organized fashion. The greatest threats within a SQLN are damaging winds, large hail, and flash flooding, though tornadoes are possible.

A derecho is a squall line which is long-lived and consistently produces damaging winds across its entire track. Derechos almost exclusively cause flash flooding and wind damage, which can be very severe.

Mesoscale convective system[edit]
Main article: Mesoscale convective system
See also: Severe thunderstorm warning and Severe thunderstorm watch
A mesoscale convective system is a mesoscale organized system which may produce severe weather along a relatively narrow area or path. The greatest threats in an mesoscale convective system are damaging winds, large hail, and flash flooding, though tornadoes are occasionally possible.

Mesoscale convective vortex[edit]
Main article: Mesoscale convective vortex
See also: Storm warning, High wind warning, Gale warning, and Hurricane force wind warning
A mesoscale convective vortex is a tropical cyclone-like, warm core, a feature which may develop in a squall line, derecho, or MCS. Severe MCVs can become what are essentially small tropical storms or hurricanes, and can in fact become such cyclones, as in the case of Hurricane Barry in July 2019. An MCV will often trail a squall line on its south side. The greatest threats in an MCV are (in the center of circulation and south of the center) extreme winds and (north of the center) flash flooding, in addition to tropical cyclone formation.

 

I’m still not getting it

 

i'm cravin' a phuxckin sandwich!!

 

My half sister is 10 years younger than me, and when I scroll through her ig it's like "what are in those cups? Is that a vape? Where is the rest of your outfit?" But shes 21 so I'm not allowed to complain anymore

I found out my sis vapes weed. We havent had the discussion about MY smoking habits yet, but I know e v e r y t h i n g will make sense to her when we do.

Does it smell like his vagina too?

 

When weather gets acne

 

I haven't had one in weeks

 

@SlappinCups

 

I'm fixin' to hit the store on Thursday with some major Plans™.

 

????

 

and I ain't talkin' about hot dogs!