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KevinH
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And the EURO (for now) just HAPPENS to be the one choosing VIOLENCE for our area… thanks lol
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Severe WX Severe Wx Outbreak March 1st- 3rd, 2023 - Southern States, MS/OH/TN Valley
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CheeselandSkies
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I tried to find the pressure for March 21, 1932 and while all I could find was from Wikipedia, it says it was 991 mb and we know how that day went.
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KevinH
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and NWS BHam refers to that as a “Super Outbreak”.
I did not know that until just now.
warneagle
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Yes, it was the worst tornado outbreak on record in Alabama as far as number of tornadoes, I think, until April 3-4, 1974. It was the deadliest one-day outbreak in Alabama until April 27, 2011. (I think April 27th topped it - I know it was close.)
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My county was hit hard in all three of those outbreaks and my late grandmother lived through all of them.
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KevinH
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Northern Alabama might as well be called Alabama Alley…. Seriously SMH
Ingredients for the worst tornadoes in Dixie seem to come together there and MS.
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KevinH
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Glad your grandmother survived those deadly storms.
Timhsv
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I lived through the superoutbreak of April 3-4 1974. 13 years old. Lived in Northern Jefferson County. Spent the entire night with my mother and brother in our basement.
Saw to the NE out the patio glass door, "green" lighting glowing . It was the F4 striking Cullman at that time.
Lol, also look at the strong EML in the mid levels
Here's another Twitter user lol and some hyperbole, but foreal a phenomenal synoptic setup
Here's another Twitter user lol and some hyperbole, but foreal a phenomenal synoptic setup
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Lol even if this event doesn't verify I'm gunna save and bookmark some.of these model runs. Crazy to see some of these paramters
You live within all of our hearts now, you special you ; you 12z euro you. Coming back to this post when the time frame is upon us a bookmark for the ages for Alabama lol. Bookmarking now!
JPWX
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Those 850mb winds are INSANE! Right over my area too! LOL!
Just your casual 85 or so mph at 850mb lol. Just insane.
Thanks for answering my questions guys. I had wondered if we had ever had a low pressure system that intense, that deep in the mid South ever. Needless to say if all the right ingredients come together for an outbreak or not, if we have a low-pressure system that intense it's going to be a crazy and stormy couple of days. I'm not sure but, this warm up in the midlde and south of our country during the next week is not gonna help either.
You can only roll the dice so many times until you finally roll snake eyes.
You can only roll the dice so many times until you finally roll snake eyes.
JPWX
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The lowest pressure outside of a tropical system in the continental United States was 952mbar in Bridgehampton, NY on March 3rd, 1914. That's sort of eerily isn't it?!
From what I've found, the record low sea level pressure for March for the Mid-South region is between 984 to 992mbar.
From what I've found, the record low sea level pressure for March for the Mid-South region is between 984 to 992mbar.
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Hopefully it’ll be a situation where storms get sheared to shreds
00z euro with a 965 mb low lol. Little northwest of the previous 12z location which could be a bigger open warm sector. Deepest 500mb height anomaly I've seen 
The euro bombs it out at 959. Probably a record for that portion of the Midwest If I had to guess.
Also the LLJ into the gulf is incredible. No issue with transportation of moisture
Also the LLJ into the gulf is incredible. No issue with transportation of moisture
