That's rare that they do that.SPC just did a day 3 upgrade to enhanced with hatched sig threat for LA/MS.
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That's rare that they do that.SPC just did a day 3 upgrade to enhanced with hatched sig threat for LA/MS.
Last time they did that for that area was 2/23/16 outbreak.That's rare that they do that.
That's rare that they do that.
It's difficult for Louisiana to get those. With the close proximity to the Gulf, too much forcing blows up into a mess. I think W/WNW flow events work well for them. See 2/7/2017 with the Akers and New Orleans tornado.Wow. That's just about unheard of. I was just looking over the NAM and 3k NAM and thinking LA might get the big long track tornado on Thursday that they didn't on Saturday.
It's difficult for Louisiana to get those. With the close proximity to the Gulf, too much forcing blows up into a mess. I think W/WNW flow events work well for them. See 2/7/2017 with the Akers and New Orleans tornado.
Yes, instability is still in questionIs that our secondary low?
Are the models or converging yet? It looks like lower level temps will be there. Is moisture return a problem, or will the mid and upper levels be warm and saturated?Yes, instability is still in question
Does anyone see this being a problem for Georgia on Friday morning? I'm not seeing that there's good conditions for severe weather, just strongish thunderstorms, but I'm also not nearly as experienced as others here.