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Severe Weather Threat - June 17th-18th, 2023

Storm near Madison wrapping up.
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That storm near Grenada needs to be watched too. If there's one thing I learned this year, it's that storms that produce a lot of lightning like to go tornadic. March 24th Amory storm and the February 16th Smithville storm.
 
JPWX said:
That storm near Grenada needs to be watched too. If there's one thing I learned this year, it's that storms that produce a lot of lightning like to go tornadic. March 24th Amory storm and the February 16th Smithville storm.
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Yep! I always get nervous when I see a storm with "tornado lightning" - almost constant, bright lightning. I still remember the night of November 10, 2002 and the lightning with the storm that dropped the Saragossa tornado.
 
Observed.
 
Have to assume that's a debris ball, but the CC and SRV aren't lining up with it at all.
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Enhanced Risk got expanded northward to just south of Tupelo
 
Tornado is reportedly on the ground!

Doesn't line up well on radar but I've seen posts saying that it's observed on the ground.

 
Forest, MS now back to TOR, radar-indicated and not confirmed, apparently.
 
Yeah, I just don't really see it. If it was a tornado it was a brief tornado. The radar signature does not look impressive.
 
NE Mississippi is primed as well if cells generate there. 0-1km at 355 M2./S2 on the VWP. Cell approaching Webster Co. MS has tops at 52,000FT with sligh rotation
 
The atmosphere is really starting to show out though. That storm north of forest I see it now. Must have taken a minute for the radar to catch up.
 
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