added gif for huntsville tornado radar

stories/tornadoes2024.stories.mdx

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ taxonomy:
       xKey='Date'
       yKey='Tornado_Count'
       yAxisLabel='Count'
-      yAxis={{ tickFormat: d => d.toLocaleString() }}
+      yAxis={{ tickFormat: d3.format("~s") }}
       colors={{ Tornado_Count: 'red' }}
     />
     <Caption>
@@ -977,7 +977,7 @@ Intense tornadoes are defined as those that receive an EF-3 rating or higher. Fr
       style={{ height: '900px', width: 'auto' }}
     />
     <Caption>
-    WSR-88D radar reflectivity of the EF-4 West Elkhorn, Nebraska tornado at its strongest. Courtesy of RadarScope.
+    WSR-88D radar reflectivity of the West Elkhorn, Nebraska EF-4 tornado at its strongest. Courtesy of RadarScope.
     </Caption>
   </Figure> 
 
@@ -1120,9 +1120,17 @@ NIGHT LIGHTS SLIDER- GREENVILLE BEFORE-After
 <Block>
  <Prose>
     In northern Alabama, the Huntsville area experienced its third-largest recorded tornado outbreak, with 20 tornadoes, including two EF-3s and one EF-2. The event unfolded in two waves: the first, from supercell storms around 8 PM until midnight, and the second, from a line of storms between 3 and 5:15 AM on May 9. Notable tornadoes included the Melton Bluff EF-3, which damaged homes along its 3.8-mile path, the Huntsville/Monte Sano EF-2, which struck highly populated areas, and the Henegar EF-3, which caused seven injuries—the highest for the event. Despite the widespread destruction, northern Alabama reported no fatalities, though eight people were injured across the state.
-
-    WSR-88D REFL GIF - Huntsville Supercells
   </Prose>
+  <Figure>
+    <Image
+      src={new URL('./tornadoes-2024-huntsville-WSR88D.gif', import.meta.url).href}
+      alt='Radar reflectivity of the Huntsville EF-2 tornado.'
+      style={{ height: '423px', width: 'auto' }}
+    />
+    <Caption>
+    WSR-88D radar reflectivity of the Huntsville, Alabama EF-2 tornado as it passed over the downtown portion of the city. Courtesy of RadarScope.
+    </Caption>
+  </Figure> 
 </Block>