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

AJS said:
Radarscope is being very frustrating. Cannot get a good radar return anywhere.
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What are you using it on? I have it running on my iPhone right now without much if any problems (knock on wood). If you're having trouble with RadarScope, can I recommend switching to a different program/website/device/whatever and seeing what that does for you?
 
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Huh. Seeing more convection than I expected over Georgia. While they'll probably be capped for now and I'm sure they'll be below severe limits for the next couple hours, I'm wondering if Georgia's threat window begins a little sooner than anticipated.
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Tennie said:
What are you using it on? I have it running on my iPhone right now without much if any problems (knock on wood). If you're having trouble with RadarScope, can I recommend switching to a different program/website/device/whatever and seeing what that does for you?
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I’m using it on my phone. I think it could just be where i’m at right now. My service isn’t super good
 
Let me just say I want to personally thank the moderators for configuring the forum so the B-word is automatically replaced with "Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency".

And as the Gordo tornado shows, in a setup like this significant to intense tornadoes can come out of literally nowhere. Do we have one final surprise coming?
 
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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I would hold off on saying anything like this u til AFTER the event is over :) Always too early to make ANY kind of final call before the event is over.

Don’t be surprised if we end up seeing tornadoes more violent than yesterday and today.

Everyone just hang on (to your conclusions lol) and see what happens TOMORROW morning.
 
Modeling had perhaps suggested an uptick across east Alabama later as the LLJ kicks in, so it's definitely not totally over given the extreme parameters in play, suffice to say I'm quite happy things managed to struggle in much of the High Risk as every storm that actually managed to sustain and survive in this environment got quite nasty
 
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