woah, guess they are confident that it isn't reaching the groundCheck out a couple scans back from GWX as well
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woah, guess they are confident that it isn't reaching the groundCheck out a couple scans back from GWX as well
We’ll find out very soon. I just see a rain curtain and wall cloud.woah, guess they are confident that it isn't reaching the ground
We’ll find out very soon. I just see a rain curtain and wall cloud.
Looks like we got another storm that is rotating just NW of town. I get the camera atop the Tuscaloosa County courthouse is a great look into these storms.
Yeah, that’s not accurate. At all.
Yeah, this pattern has been progressive and I don't necessarily think some of the medium to longer range systems as of late kind of fading are a harbinger for future systems. We have zero blocking, so the pattern should continue to favor a very fast-moving jet stream as we surge toward another record daily +AO and likely a record high February +AO.Thanks for the informative post, @Kory. I was getting curious as to why it appears the systems in the near to medium range won't be able to get much going in terms of severe convection, despite the relatively mild winter in the central CONUS with only transient shots of Arctic air (such as the one we are in now).
I think because of how the last two backpedaled from what was dubbed a significant event. This Tuesday/Wednesday event has some red flags with a heck of an EML and crazy shear values (similar to 1/10-1/11). I think moisture return is still questionable but we’re seeing a better signal for higher moisture return with models slowing this from Tuesday into Wednesday.This thread is awful quite as were heading toward March ... first week of March has my attention for now