Svr Wx threat April 1-April 2 2024

[Mike S]

with a Tor possible tag

Thanks. I haven't read anything. I just saw the polygon pop up on my radar.

 

[andyhb]

Oh and the veered surface winds further west didn't help either. Decreases moisture convergence.

 

[Jpgood97]

I’m following the Athens, AL storm. Blowing sheets of rain that are rotating in the air

 

[Chris3024]

tor now

 

[TornadoFan]

Athens, AL storm now tor warned.

 

[NorthBamaWX]

 

[Justin Hindman]

Not much of a couplet on the storm at all. Let’s see if it strengthens. Air is untapped

 

[TornadoFan]

Storm near Russellvile, KY might go tornado warned.

 

[TornadoFan]

Line of storms in Western Kentucky starting to look more broken.

 

[NorthGaWeather]

TOR Watch coming for AL/MS/GA.

 

[Evan]

Storm near Pineville headed for Harlan definitely looks interesting. As does the cell further back to its west.

 

[NorthBamaWX]

very broad rotation over Athens

 

[KevinH]

 

[Tempestas Tonitrua]

Storm near Pineville headed for Harlan definitely looks interesting. As does the cell further back to its west.

Has been out by itself for miles now. Produced the East TN tornado

 

[wx_guy]

Looks like MS/AL will be go-go-go pretty soon. The meso-analysis shows increasing STP and a large area of high DPTS, Lapse Rates, and CAPE growing. The growing instability (the green in the bottom graph) is where I expect the biggest problems in the next few hours, of course, sliding east/north from there.

 

[Timhsv]

 

[Thanksgivingbrown]

Waff 48 is showing damage near pepper rd and moresville rd east of Athens, Al

 

[Kragg]

Since this is a multi-state situation it might be helpful if folks posting about cells/storms without maps would add the state along with town names for people just jumping in or who might have missed a page or two.

 

[Tempestas Tonitrua]

Long track discrete East TN cell looks like it’s about to meet its end in the mountainous area of southeastern KY. Losing some of its structure. Area of extremely mountainous terrain (I know that doesn’t always matter) with the highest elevation point in KY.

 

[MMWX]