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there will be some subtle forcing to spark a few storms, probably not enough for them to be widespread....which would give them plenty of space for long tracksI've seen a bit of discussion about this second round in the afternoon timeframe after the morning warm front and before the evening cold front/qlcs. What forcing mechanic would fire off storms in this volatile warm sector during the afternoon in MS/AL?
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I must be catching a little bit of that cooler air where I am, because my temperature and DP are down to 60.This whole wedge thing is a bit weird. Normally you would need high pressure on the east coast pushing dry air down the east side of the Appalachians into northern GA and eastern Alabama, but here we have actually a low on the east coast and wedge keeps pushing west. Even the hrrr is showing the wedge strengthening. This is now showing quite the warm front in B'ham metro area...all while Tds are building just south of Bham. Hopefully a cell doesn't ride the warm front into Bham, but I could see that being a problem early in the afternoon.
I have 58 in my back yard right now. High today was 64 and over 80 in Memphis to the west. So yes, we may be getting a little of the wedge, but nothing like NE Georgia and NC.I must be catching a little bit of that cooler air where I am, because my temperature and DP are down to 60.
Yeah, this wedge really isn't anchored. I have learned my lesson with forecasting slowly retreating wedge fronts, however this one should be easier to scour out.I understand why it keeps coming in..the low level winds are still from the east vs. south, the very thing that enhances the low level shear....just not what you typically see with this type of setup without a high on east coast.
right, I got think it is overdone....just doesn't seem realistic unless we had a whole bunch of rain falling over the front through the morning...that limits the northward movement, but no sign of thatYeah, this wedge really isn't anchored. I have learned my lesson with forecasting slowly retreating wedge fronts, however this one should be easier to scour out.
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Brad was also showing reflectivity of these storms as early as 6:30 entering South Huntsville. I wasn't expecting that so early. Already got woken up last night at 4am from that stout storm that rolled through. Was hoping I'd get a break in the AM before the marathon begins midday.Im going into work early tomorrow. Can you hear the Keel Mtn siren from your house?