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"up to x fatalities" (no source)	"IF storms can..."	"___ has a ___ bias"	"Not saying this will be like April 27th, but ..."	"Possible TDS on the ____ storm?" (no colocation with velocity)
using "Ryan Hall" or another YouTuber met as a source of info they're relaying	"if this is how it is at __am, just imagine how bad it'll be when the main event starts!"	"HRRR shows discrete supercells!" (HRRR shows very much linear storm mode)	"(Clearly EF4 tornado) was an EF5!!"	"Bust"
"This would be a high-end tornado outbreak..." (referring to GFS hour 168+)	"That was definitely a violent tornado!" (referring to a strong couplet within 10 miles of the radar)	"Will they go Day 2 High Risk?"	"I think they go high risk at 1630z..." (clearly a moderate risk environment)	(using a 15-year old's tweet as a source for anything)
shoehorned reference to Rolling Fork or Mayfield	"unwarned tornado near ___" (no tornado)	"textbook sounding" (low-end environment sounding)	"the (choose your model) always does that at ____ range"	"This could be the end of the EF5 drought!" (while a violent tornado is actively on the ground)
"TORE for ____" (PDS tornado warning)	"Will this be a PDS watch?" (not even close to the environment for such)	How does the risk look for ____? (area far from risk zone)	"I've never seen that wording before!" (often used wording by SPC or NWS)	"____ is typically on the more conservative side, too..." (referring to forecaster who is not typically that reserved)

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About: This bingo card is perfect for storm chasers, weather enthusiasts, or anyone tuning into severe weather coverage on social media. It captures all the classic overreactions and tropes you’ll hear during a big severe weather day, especially in online communities and livestream chats. Expect playful debate, wild speculation, and plenty of armchair meteorology as everyone tries to predict what happens next.

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The players check their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to finish a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items yells "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This Weather Weenie Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "up to x fatalities" (no source), "IF storms can...", "___ has a ___ bias", "Not saying this will be like April 27th, but ...", "Possible TDS on the ____ storm?" (no colocation with velocity), using "Ryan Hall" or another YouTuber met as a source of info they're relaying, "if this is how it is at __am, just imagine how bad it'll be when the main event starts!", "HRRR shows discrete supercells!" (HRRR shows very much linear storm mode), "(Clearly EF4 tornado) was an EF5!!", "Bust", "This would be a high-end tornado outbreak..." (referring to GFS hour 168+), "That was definitely a violent tornado!" (referring to a strong couplet within 10 miles of the radar), "Will they go Day 2 High Risk?", "I think they go high risk at 1630z..." (clearly a moderate risk environment), (using a 15-year old's tweet as a source for anything), shoehorned reference to Rolling Fork or Mayfield, "unwarned tornado near ___" (no tornado), "textbook sounding" (low-end environment sounding), "the (choose your model) always does that at ____ range", "This could be the end of the EF5 drought!" (while a violent tornado is actively on the ground), "TORE for ____" (PDS tornado warning), "Will this be a PDS watch?" (not even close to the environment for such), How does the risk look for ____? (area far from risk zone), "I've never seen that wording before!" (often used wording by SPC or NWS), "____ is typically on the more conservative side, too..." (referring to forecaster who is not typically that reserved).

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