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23 fatalities from that one…The March 3, 2019 Beauregard EF4 happened under an enhanced risk
Mother nature don’t care about colors on a map
23 fatalities from that one…The March 3, 2019 Beauregard EF4 happened under an enhanced risk
Mother nature don’t care about colors on a map
wasn't chapman in a 2%The March 3, 2019 Beauregard EF4 happened under an enhanced risk
Mother nature don’t care about colors on a map
Matador too…well…til a 5% tor risk was issued as it was on the ground.wasn't chapman in a 2%
Wasn’t cookville ef-4 (2020) under a slight risk? Like on the edge of it?The March 3, 2019 Beauregard EF4 happened under an enhanced risk
Mother nature don’t care about colors on a map
Yea my feelings exactly. Feel pretty uneasy about this one, especially north Alabamas history with these type systemsI’ve always had the feeling of “gosh, I want to know, but am I able to accept what I find out?”
MarginalWasn’t cookville ef-4 (2020) under a slight risk? Like on the edge of it?
yup. edge of the 2%Marginal
Edit: May have barely been in slight and crossed into marginal
Me playing catch up again lol
That is precisely the problem. Seeing NAM, with its linear bias, spitting out discrete activity, is quite a concerning thing.Why is this concerning? This does not look like a lot of rain/convection compared to others?
for more than one run at thatThat is precisely the problem. Seeing NAM, with its linear bias, spitting out discrete activity, is quite a concerning thing.
Atlanta should be fine at that hourAtlanta has the St. Patricks Day parade on Saturday around lunchtime.
If you're in Missouri Valley, you should be paying attention torrow. Really looks bad in the mid south. I plan on spending most of the day on this board and on the radar app Saturday.Atlanta should be fine at that hour
Oh!That is precisely the problem. Seeing NAM, with its linear bias, spitting out discrete activity, is quite a concerning thing.
I would just go ahead and tell him its a possibility now and let him take it from there. Central Alabama is not in a good place for this set up :/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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