Bamawx1208
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Not to take away from Saturday, but that storm near Russellville is looking ominous.
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16
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aujerm
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Only if he puts on the suspenders and red tie
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Hello, Darlin.
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tornado examiner
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Is there any potential for the opposite failure mode? Too much daytime heating?
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Muwx
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You don't often see the SPC as aggressive as they are on the wildfire threat tomorrow. For as rare of an event as this severe weather threat appears to be, the wildfire risk is probably even rarer. The language in the D2 Fire Weather Outlook is a strong as it gets.
Tomcats Forever!
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Well that doesn't give me the warm fuzzies.
OhOkayThen
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NWS Paducah is talking strong tornadoes now for Friday night. Keep in mind, that's one of the more conservative offices around.
tornado examiner
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Nws jackson potentially hinting at a high risk
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Looks like the 18z HRRR sped the system up a little in line with the 15z RAP
tornado examiner
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Odd…
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Dew points have actually trended down in most of this region the last couple of runs, which is some positive news. Southern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and all of Kentucky still showing low 60s though.
Edit: I see you're from Kentucky, so yeah, no warm fuzzies for you unfortunately lol
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That really has me worried now. They are not known for using strong wording.
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When will we get a better idea about these possible supercells or storms that could come through early Saturday morning? My brother lives in Montgomery and I would like to give him a heads up before he goes to bed tommorow night if this is a possibility.
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It can always fail, we just don’t know what that failure mode could be until the event happens.
It’s best to treat this like there won’t be a failure mode though
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Muwx
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I know this is somewhat of a long shot, but if wild fires are as bad as expected tomorrow, could we have an issue where smoke increases the strength of the EML? I remember that being an issue during the 2019 Oklahoma high risk Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency.
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Doubtful...cause wildfires aren't a guarantee