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Svr Wx threat April 1-April 2 2024

Long-lead-time TORR issued ahead of that Louisville cell.
 
My tornado threat has ended for Northeast MS. Folks just be thankful and blessed that it hasn't gotten as bad as it could have been thus far. I know Alabama and other areas still have a while left so we still need to be alert. Stay safe!
 
Thus far, it has seemed like these storms have a tendency to cycle versus producing long-trackers. I'll take that as a positive even though we have a long way to go.
Feel free to correct if I’m wrong, Not to the say the fat lady is singing, but a lot of the western edges of the risk areas are about to be overtaken by the cold front. Cincinnati is that nasty cell away from maybe being in the clear? And a lot of the convective mode around other “cells” seem to be a little more linear and messy.

Outside of that new castle Cell, I don’t think the storms in central and southwest KY are going to go tornadic either.
 
Storm just got TOR-warned and it took a jog northward, towards Cincy. They're gonna need to fix that warning.
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I know the models are of less use now that the event is ongoing, but the Southern part of the event is still 6-12 hours out for some areas, so I figured I'd take a look. Here's the NAM 3k at Fort Benning, GA at 1 AM.

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What if we tweak the Temp and DPT just 2 degrees warmer? This seems definitely plausible, given the atmosphere. That surges the surface-based CAPE and fuels the atmosphere even more.

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Let's play this again....

This time, let's look at Birmingham 20z HRRR at 8 PM CDT tonight. Then, we'll raise the DPT to 73. This may be a bit too high, but not impossible.

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Definitely an impressive parameter space for tonight/morning in the South.
 
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