Kds86z
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Watch Dixie not fail in 2026 standards lol.. shall see.
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5/5-5-6 2026 severe threat
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Bwer on the natchez storm. Looks like it's going to be ingested some scud here soon.
bkmcdani
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been following this forum for quite a while now and just wanted to say thank you. I fully recognize I’m way out of my depth, but I’ve learned a lot just by reading along.
Being from south Mississippi, it’s not really a matter of if but when, so I appreciate the time, effort, and expertise that go into the posts and analysis.
I don’t plan to jump in often or take up space, but I did want to at least say thanks for what you all contribute here. It’s valuable for those of us just trying to learn from the sidelines.
Thanks again.
I’ve been following this forum for quite a while now and just wanted to say thank you. I fully recognize I’m way out of my depth, but I’ve learned a lot just by reading along.
Being from south Mississippi, it’s not really a matter of if but when, so I appreciate the time, effort, and expertise that go into the posts and analysis.
I don’t plan to jump in often or take up space, but I did want to at least say thanks for what you all contribute here. It’s valuable for those of us just trying to learn from the sidelines.
Thanks again.
Is that a weak but tight couplet over Selma Alabama?
I think that selma storm is really trying to attempt some sort of tornadogenesis
Ozonelayer
Member
It's definitely trying, but might be a bit before it does. Looks to be attempting to get some better structure and clear out it's inflow.
bckhd2
Member
Sunny, hot, humid, and sticky here in metro ATL. “Air you can wear,” as they say.
Kds86z
Member
Now Warned
Kds86z
Member
Exactly the kind of weather that makes me want to move to Antarctica!
Kds86z
Member
I think the Selma storm needs. A tornado warning.
*I would be shocked if we don't receive one in the next 10 minutes
*I would be shocked if we don't receive one in the next 10 minutes
We've got KPOE, KHDC and KDGX all within a car ride of this Louisiana storm, but the radar views of it from every single one are pretty abysmal. KMXX has a good shot of the storm west of Montgomery, though, and it's got a nice inflow notch on it.
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Capped…
Tornado warning near Selma!
Kds86z
Member
Good j
ob Mr tornado whisperer. Warned
That might place some limitations on crapvection, but it could also make it harder for actually strong updrafts to get going. We shall see what ultimately ends up happening...
Montgomery Alabama is in the path of the tornado warning. Impressive inflow notch on it.
genie
Member
Is it still likely that convection closer to the coast limits the northern extent of the severe threat? I haven't been able to keep as close an eye on things as usual.
slenker
Member
Just looking at the radar makes me feel like it’s about to be a big time crapvection filled warm sector soon.