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		<title>By: MILWX</title>
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		<description>Your right the square does look kinda weird but it jut might be a spiral moving around the tornado. As for the rain not all super-cells produce rain, as weird as that sounds, but its true. In addition the rain is usually associated with the front of the storm and the tornados that I see on the radar are usually at the southern end. Now that&#39;s not always the case. You might want to reference rain wrapped tornados. these you usually cant see due to intense rain surrounding it. But as I stated earlier not all super-cells produce rain. It depends on its source region and specific characteristics of the atmosphere at that time.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your right the square does look kinda weird but it jut might be a spiral moving around the tornado. As for the rain not all super-cells produce rain, as weird as that sounds, but its true. In addition the rain is usually associated with the front of the storm and the tornados that I see on the radar are usually at the southern end. Now that&#39;s not always the case. You might want to reference rain wrapped tornados. these you usually cant see due to intense rain surrounding it. But as I stated earlier not all super-cells produce rain. It depends on its source region and specific characteristics of the atmosphere at that time.</p>
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