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Severe Weather Threat 5/19-5/22/2024

UH streak across Madison is still there on 0Z run, but now bumped up to 18Z and from the tail end of a QLCS, not a discrete supercell.

HRRR has been all over the place with tomorrow's event since it came into range, not inclined to put too much stock in it at the moment.
What’s really strange is that the nam, the king of linear mode initialization, has a more discrete mode than the hrrr, which is known as the supercell printer.

Guess they decided to switch roles for the time being.
 
Where have I seen this before....
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Yup, now that the hourly runs have started to get tomorrow afternoon in range, it looks wildly different than the 00Z and prior...no storms anywhere near southern Wisconsin at 18Z and Iowa mostly clear. That cell shown running ahead of the complex in north-central IA at 21Z has my interest if it can stay consistent with that.
 
...SUMMARY...
An outbreak of severe thunderstorms, including the potential for
strong tornadoes, is probable today, peaking in the afternoon to
early evening. The area most likely to be impacted will include the
Mid to Lower Missouri Valley across the Mid to Upper Mississippi
Valley to the Lake Michigan vicinity.
Do you think there will be any long lived supercells that will produce multiple long tracked intense(EF3) to violent(EF4+) tornadoes?
 
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