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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16

jiharris0220 said:
All in all, once this blows through, I think it’s safe to say the high risk verified, plenty of significant to potentially violent tornadoes have occurred in Mississippi and at least one in north-western Alabama.

Obviously the room temperature iq weather weenies will be crying about this being a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency because they didn’t get their 4/27 2.0. Too bad “so sad” for them.

Sadly, there has been fatalities with both this and last nights events, it’s truly a shame it came to that outcome.

Fortunately, I believe with the help of advanced warnings, plus the fact these tornadoes have hit low population areas, a higher death toll has been avoided.
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idiots don’t understand that risk is just that: risk. if the environment is conducive to dangerous weather, we should be warned.

if it doesn’t happen, it doesn’t happen.
 
It’s absolutely reasonable to say the following things: Today performed to what was expected out of a 30% high risk, and yesterday would have absolutely verified as a high risk tornado day too. This outbreak was no joke and it likely produced multiple violent tornadoes. The only reason it doesn’t feel like it performed as highly as it could have is because of the fact that today was supposed to be the main show and yesterday ended up being more violent, albeit not by much. The event is also still not over and I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest to see a substantial uptick in intensity again when the sun goes down.

Also, can we please stop with the inappropriate banter? There’s still a tornado outbreak ongoing. The weather doesn’t care what we think and it’ll do as it pleases. Forecasts are extremely hard to do and get right 100%, even for seasoned meteorologists.
 
Little stuff popping all over in Central to Southern Alabama. Combine that with an increasingly conducive environment, and these will need to be watched closely in the coming hours. They may even start to move into parts of Georgia in time.
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