The 2022 Spring Severe Weather Season produced numerous, violent tornadoes across the central and southern United States. However, it's one violent tornado that *didn't* happen that's received a lot of attention over the past several weeks. Walker and Jarod discuss erroneous storm damage reports, Tornado Emergencies, and the verbiage they prefer to use on air when discussing tornadoes. After that, who doesn't love a good dipping sauce? (Walker, apparently.) The two dive into a dipping sauce/condiment discussion that goes from ketchup to cream cheese.

1:30 - What is a Tornado Emergency?

2:30 - Erroneous report prompts a Tornado Emergency

4:00 - False reports happen, and most aren't intentional

5:20 - Reviewing the Swartz (Ouachita Parish) tornado

7:00 - Tornadoes: Possible, apparent, confirmed

10:20 - Straight-line winds vs. tornado

13:00 - Even meteorologists make mistakes

13:30 - Need. More. Radars.

14:50 - Shortening tornado warnings

19:10 - Ketchup: The Crutch Condiment

21:00 - Walker despises ranch dressing

21:50 - Walker's love affair with Cane's and/or Zaxby's sauces continues

22:55 - A salute to honey mustard

25:10 - Mayo, Miracle Whip, and the like

26:00 - Walker *gasp* hates sour cream

27:05 - Is barbecue sauce underrated?

28:15 - A less than flattering discussion on relish

28:45 - Teriyaki for Mr. Snowden

29:20 - Sweet and sour sauce

30:05 - Using/not using steak sauce

30:55 - Other assorted condiments

34:00 - Hot sauces!