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Svr Wx threat April 1-April 2 2024

Another lurker bullied encouraged to take part. I moved down south in 2022 and still haven't gotten used to any type of severe weather, even just thunderstorms, but reading these threads helps a lot. I don't understand most of the things ya'll talk about with your fancy words but I just like seeing discussions and maps, lol.
 
not exactly shocking - we knew all that crapvection would have an impact, especially with that many continuous rounds. Will see how the KY portion performs
I wouldn’t write it off just yet. Sun is shining bright in SW OH. Only issue is that we might struggle to get much more in the way of moisture advection. Last Td at KILX was 66, most of the areas upstream are hovering around 64.
 
Jesus the event has hardly started and people are doubting already?
The unstable airmass is still progressing northward, way to early to call it quits in Ohio, not yet anyways.
I'm sure most of the Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency-posters are on wxtwitter. I wouldn't worry about them.
 
Don't shoot the messenger. I was only posting what I saw.
I don’t know why that person felt the need to say anyone was writing anything off. Trey, aka Convective Chronicles, is an actual Met and obviously knows his stuff extremely well judging by his YouTube videos. I would pay attention to any commentary he puts out because of how knowledgeable he is.

Apparently “not conducive to significant tornado activity” means you’re calling for a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency?
 
I don’t know why that person felt the need to say anyone was writing anything off. Trey, aka Convective Chronicles, is an actual Met and obviously knows his stuff extremely well judging by his YouTube videos. I would pay attention to any commentary he puts out because of how knowledgeable he is.

Apparently “not conducive to significant tornado activity” means you’re calling for a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency?
It’s just surprising he’s already calling the environment in Ohio inadequate when the moist unstable airmass is still actively moving into that area.
Jumping the gun isn’t always a bad thing, but at least wait until it’s obvious.
 
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