KevinH
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This thread involves the SPCs current D3 and D4 outlook.
Here is their current convective discussion for D4.
Here is their current convective discussion for D4.
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat - December 8th-10th, 2023
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KevinH
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A breakdown/thread of this weekend’s event from one perspective:
I don’t think anyone really needed any statement directed at them and then trying to get some kind of one up or told you so points thrown at them.
Nor were they writing off no severe weather taking place. We have a few posters on here that look at things from a “chasing” point of view like TN Storm Chaser. Which differs from the other POVs of other users on here (hobbyists, radar watchers, coming here for severe weather alerts and updates). I purely took their statements and posts as saying this isn’t going to be a prolific tornado event and one they weren’t going to chase.
Last event 2-3 days out you were questioning someone on making a severe weather event thread because the models had decreased and downtrended over time, and now over here it’s the opposite?
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This is getting like WX Twitter. I'm going to see my way out for a while. I'll be at the links below if you need me.
I don’t think differences of opinion or politely disagreeing and pointing out what may be wrong/right with a severe weather setup makes something “WX Twitter”
ashtonlemleywx
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Right now I have my target as Star City, Arkansas. Gonna need to leave the house early and take an adventure through the Delta.
Lol
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This is exactly what I'm talking about.
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Just stay in your backyard man. That's where I'm hedging my bets for action lol
No, it’s more about you being melodramatic. No one was fussing, no one was cussing at each other or throwing insults. This is a dumb back and forth though so I’m finished responding.
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Well fixing be heading towards short range n cam models …. We what’s up in that department
ashtonlemleywx
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For those of you that have never chased in the Delta. Its a mystical place full of cotton fields, swamps, mosquitoes, flattest most open land in Dixie alley, and poor radar coverage. Also you have to be very strategic about where you setup so you can get back East across the MS river in reasonable time.
ashtonlemleywx
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I can drive back East to MS very quickly. I'll prob adjust my target again in CAM range.
I like chasing in the Delta because I like to actually see the tornado instead of getting zero metered in the trees. The game completely changes the moment you get to the hills and I-55 corridor.
Stay safe out there!
Yeah I'm really itching to see the WRFs. Those are my go to CAMs
ashtonlemleywx
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I usually look at the 12z WRFs, HRRR, and RAP on chase day.....try to compare them to find a consensus....and then compare to observational data. After that I
hone in on an area.
I can't tell you how many times the RAP has saved my entire chase day.
ashtonlemleywx
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Looks like Timmer is targeting the Delta as well.
warneagle
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Can't imagine the road network is very good either, even by the standards of the rural south.
ashtonlemleywx
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Ark Delta roads are good. MS/LA Delta is baaaaddd