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T/Td spreads are fairly larger in south, central and east Arkansas. Once the temperatures cool down and the LLJ kicks in further we may see some storms form in that area, which currently has an untapped environment.
Not the case further north and east near the warm front. Little to no spread at all within the vicinity of the two tornado warned cells near Mountain View, AR and Poplar Bluff, MO. Could be significant tornado potential if they can latch on to the warm front.View attachment 39145
T/Td spreads are fairly larger in south, central and east Arkansas. Once the temperatures cool down and the LLJ kicks in further we may see some storms form in that area, which currently has an untapped environment.
Thanks for that during this kind of lull..The mid level inversion over the OWS in central Arkansas is slowly being mixed out by residual moisture from the linear system.
Depending on how strong forcing becomes and how much of a role mesoscale moisture converge near the QLCS plays out, we could see some discrete development just out ahead of the line.
And like what was said earlier, due to the slow eastward progression of the linear system, these potential discrete cells will have ample time to stay out ahead of it.
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