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Severe WX Severe Weather 4/24-4/26
- Thread starter Sharpy
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Low level shear needs to increase before these things start to properly produce tornadoes.
US_Highway15
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Yeah, and a Severe T-Storm Warning for 80 MPH winds. Can't wait for Twitter to blast the SPC for not putting an Enhanced CIG1/2 or whatever the heck over Indianapolis for destructive winds (half sarcasm).
Kds86z
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Well they need to attach to the boundary .
lake.effect
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Sulphur, OK is under the gun for a potentially strong tor in the next hour or so. They were devastated by an EF4 last year.
Ozonelayer
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Kds86z
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Well thats disturbing
Ozonelayer
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Oh Jesus what a signal.
Forcing seems to have moved from a “glancing blow” on the southern region to essentially bypassing it completely and punching right into that warm sector in MO/IL.
CheeselandSkies
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Looks like four Mayfield cells...or 3/14/25.
Back to today:
The cell near Sulphur, OK, seems to be having issues producing. The outflow-related features seem more impressive than the inflow-related features, at least for now. It corrently remains to be seen whether things would change soon, and in which direction, so it would still be a good idea to keep a close eye on this cell.
The cell near Sulphur, OK, seems to be having issues producing. The outflow-related features seem more impressive than the inflow-related features, at least for now. It corrently remains to be seen whether things would change soon, and in which direction, so it would still be a good idea to keep a close eye on this cell.
Sooners54
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What about Sunday everyone is talking about Monday not Sunday
Kds86z
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……
lake.effect
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If I were a betting man, and there was a polymarket for it, I'd wager we see a High Risk on Monday, centered around the St. Louis-Memphis-Evansville triangle. Perhaps a very large MOD as well, stretching from southern Iowa to Arkansas, back through TN, northern MS/AL,and up through most of IL.
When models progressively increase the parameter space in lockstep like this, 3-4 days before the event, it's a good signal for a potential high risk.
Lots could change but that's where my money is. Just a classic peak season outbreak setup
When models progressively increase the parameter space in lockstep like this, 3-4 days before the event, it's a good signal for a potential high risk.
Lots could change but that's where my money is. Just a classic peak season outbreak setup
We do have storms firing on a boundary up there, may be a problem later on.
Waaaayyy too early to tell. Moderate is pretty likely though.