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Severe Weather 3/4 - 3/8

For Monday-Tuesday (9th-10th):

On Monday and Tuesday, moisture advection is forecast to take place
from the central Plains into the Great Lakes, as mid-level flow
again becomes southwesterly. Moisture and instability should be
favorable for isolated severe storms Monday afternoon in areas that
heat up sufficiently. On Tuesday, models forecast a strong
upper-level system to eject northeastward into the south-central
U.S. If this scenario works out, a greater severe threat appears
possible Tuesday afternoon and evening over the southern and central
Plains. However, uncertainty is considerable at this range in the
forecast period due to a relatively wide spread in the model
guidance.
 
MichelleH said:
For Monday-Tuesday (9th-10th):

On Monday and Tuesday, moisture advection is forecast to take place
from the central Plains into the Great Lakes, as mid-level flow
again becomes southwesterly. Moisture and instability should be
favorable for isolated severe storms Monday afternoon in areas that
heat up sufficiently. On Tuesday, models forecast a strong
upper-level system to eject northeastward into the south-central
U.S. If this scenario works out, a greater severe threat appears
possible Tuesday afternoon and evening over the southern and central
Plains. However, uncertainty is considerable at this range in the
forecast period due to a relatively wide spread in the model
guidance.
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Who riled up the lion before letting it out of its cage? I hope next Tuesday doesn't have anything.
Of course, there's still Friday to worry about.
 
Despite the D4 30%, I'm not entirely convinced on a interesting threat. But any supercell that manages to form would hold a tornado threat given strong venting + adequate streamwise vorticity. Things may change drastically but right now, I still hold the same opinion as yesterday. This is proving to be a "day of" type event.
 
WeathermanLeprechaun said:
Despite the D4 30%, I'm not entirely convinced on a interesting threat. But any supercell that manages to form would hold a tornado threat given strong venting + adequate streamwise vorticity. Things may change drastically but right now, I still hold the same opinion as yesterday. This is proving to be a "day of" type event.
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I hate the "day of" events, pain in the butt to forecast :/.
 
cyelle21 said:
I don't want severe weather, but I want some colder temps....I hate spring and summer with a passion.
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cyelle21 said:
I don't want severe weather, but I want some colder temps....I hate spring and summer with a passion.
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I hear it’s pretty cold in Alaska at the moment , ever considered ?
 
WeathermanLeprechaun said:
The last minutes of the old outlooks as we speak since the D2 and D3 are likely being implemented.
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D3 will likely have the first implementation of the CIG levels; the D1 and D2 weren't hatched prior to the update.
 
ColdFront said:
I understand people voicing their opinions on here about the outlook, but do we really need to see every Tom, Dick, and Harry’s views on Broyle’s outlook from the community as a whole….
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What's the discussion about regarding the outlook? I'm not on WxTwitter and the above embeds aren't loading.
 
Central Ohio Wx said:
What's the discussion about regarding the outlook? I'm not on WxTwitter and the above embeds aren't loading.
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Just the evergreen “I don’t agree with this!!” And then the retort of “Broyles knows what he’s doing”. Essentially the same exact thing that happens everytime the SPC outlines something upcoming.
 
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