Scenes of tornadoes spawned underneath thunderstorm updrafts. Includes landspouts and funnels that may have a ground circulation. Do not include gustnadoes here (see next section).

Dust whirls, gustnadoes, or weak cold-air funnels that might look like tornadoes.

Scene of straight line winds associated with a mesoscale convective system or derecho

Scene of winds associated with a tropical cyclone

Scene of storm surge associated with a tropical cyclone

Falling snow or measurement of accumulated snow

Ongoing ice storm or measurement of ice accretion of surfaces

Ongoing flash flooding caused by ongoing heavy rain from thunderstorms or tropical cyclones. Do not include river flooding here (see next section)

Ongoing river flooding caused by snowmelt or recent heavy rains.

Coastal flooding not associated with a tropical cyclone surge event. May include tsunamis, king tides, or coastal erosion from mid-latitude systems.

Ongoing debris flow, mudflow, or landslide.

Damage caused by straight-line winds from a mesoscale convective system

Damage left behind from a tropical cyclone

Scene of a winter weather-caused vehicular accident

Destruction due to wildfire. Do not include non-weather related fires here.

Ongoing wildfire scene. Do not include non-weather related house fires or controlled burns here.

Dust storm or haboob scene created by strong synoptic-scale winds or those from thunderstorm downdrafts

High winds forced by synoptic systems or terrain features. Includes any wind damage or accidents to high-profile vehicles

Hazardous fog that might reduce visibility for travelers

Any general weather-related scene (e.g. cool-looking clouds) that doesn't fall in the same category as the others goes here.

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