Clancy
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Another for Dekalb County (AL).
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Another for Dekalb County (AL).
Looks like we'll just have to wait tomorrow it seems like for the next spark of severe weatherAt this point I concede that the line is simply moving too fast. Obviously, anything can happen but it's moving into much more stable air and the LLJ never has been able to get synced up.
New Tornado Watch for SE AL and W GA.
On the contrary, it’s actually weakened so much and is moving so fast, I’m now thinking it could clear out well before peak heating, allowing for sufficient destabilization for re-development later in the day.The squall line remnants have weakened into a large mass of clouds and showers.
I’m wondering if this is going to be one of those cases where instead of a quick passage of precip and storms, it instead festers into the afternoon and minimizes the threat. Unless there’s more development expected behind it, the earlier arrival of storms means there will be less time for a good amount of sun and destabilization.