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forsythsnow [Risk Classifications of Severe Weather]
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 The Storm Prediction Center is a branch of the NWS and provides data to the public about severe weather as well as other hazardous weather.
 ===== Severe Weather =====
-The SPC issues probability maps for days 1 through 8, but in different forms. The day 1 always provides the probability of tornadoes, wind, hail, and the risk of severe weather. Days 2 and 3 only provide the risk and probabilistic outlook for any severe weather type. Days 4 through I provide only the probability of severe weather in general.
+The SPC issues probability maps for days 1 through 8, but in different forms. The day 1 always provides the probability of tornadoes, wind, hail, and the risk of severe weather. Days 2 and 3 only provide the risk and probabilistic outlook for any severe weather type. Days 4 through 8 provide only the probability of severe weather in general.
 ==== Risk Classifications of Severe Weather ====
 Severe weather is classified by the SPC in 6 ways:
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   * High risk - reserved for definite tornado outbreaks and derechos. Tornadoes almost definite in the area, including strong, long track varieties,  winds greater than 70mph likely.
+==== SPC Link ====
+http://www.spc.noaa.gov/
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