DanLarsen34
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Not gonna lie, it would be fitting if we had this event evolve into a 3/14 after most of us closed the book on this event doing anything notable just so things make even less sense.
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Severe Weather Threat 4/27-4/28
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Not gonna lie, it would be fitting if we had this event evolve into a 3/14 after most of us closed the book on this event doing anything notable just so things make even less sense.
zath
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The north West Plains, MO storm is getting intense. A strong meso extends upwards of 30k ft based on multiple radars. All three of the southern MO storms showed really impressive overshooting tops on satellite, and satellite images show the cloud tops continuing to get cooler. They are starting to get closer to each other, so it may be a race to see if they continue to stay more isolated or start to congeal together.
TornadoFan
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That is some really gnarly rotation on that White Plains storm.
CheeselandSkies
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Well it's coming up on 8:00, which I know from experience (4/26/24) is about the time that at this time of year it gets really hard to see underneath storm bases.
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Well now there’s one tornado report
jiharris0220
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All three supercells now have managed to conjure up very descent mesos. It’s the middle that bears the most watching at this moment.
Shhh, don't let the fates hear that!
kcyalater
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getting very concerned for northern MS and western TN over the next few hours. big time potential with this environment.
CheeselandSkies
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Be interesting to see what SPC does at 01Z. Maybe they'll keep a really narrow moderate for the ongoing supercells in MO, like Broyles did with the High on 5/20/19, specifically for the HP supercell west of Wichita Falls (which didn't actually produce any significant tornadoes).
TornadoFan
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TOG near Trenton, Illinois.
Beachwalker
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Paducah. If there’s any chance tonight, Paducah will see a warning.
US_Highway15
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Took until 9:00 PM ET, but we finally have our first confirmed tornado of the event.
WhirlingWx
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Yeah this one wrapped up quick. Decent couplet and a developing CC drop
jiharris0220
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Correct, but they’re not backed towards the storms, which definitely would’ve helped increase streamwiseness.
But storms seem to be overcoming this with the help of the nocturnal LLJ.
The north supercell looks like it’s about to drop one.
TornadoFan
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This is bad. Very bad.
DanLarsen34
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It's wild to look at the SPC Mesoanalysis page, see semi-discrete storms in an environment with effective STP values of 8-9, and know that none of them have gone bonkers yet. There is between 50-100 CIN evident when you switch to the fixed layer, but those southern MO cells are about to exit that into an area with little to no CIN.
Bevo
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Dallas doing Dallas things and pumping out some severe golf ball sized+ hail when we began the day without a risk area at all.
TornadoFan
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Now we've got storms firing in NW Arkansas.
CheeselandSkies
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The attachment issue desperately needs to get fixed. At least half the Imgur links people post don't even display for me. Just a blank white box with the Imgur logo in the corner, and if I follow the link, just a blank gray page that never loads anything else. Then for some reason, if someone happens to quote the post I can sometimes see them.
