CAMs forecast intermittent activity throughout the day in South/Central AL, with a QLCS moving through those areas late in the evening. I imagine flooding will become a problem here.
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Severe WX March 26th-27th, 2023
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So definitely probabilities exist for embedded tornados later?
Would have to imagine so, especially over parts of MS and AL.
KevinH
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LaGrange* lol
CheeselandSkies
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Of course that spike in probabilities is right near the nonfunctional KMXX radar.
KevinH
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What the….
TornadoFan
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tornado examiner
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I didn’t realize today could potential be a significant tornado day as well
OHWX97
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All of those cells across southern Alabama apear to be organizing and showing signs of weak rotation. I wouldn’t rule out a possible tornado if they continue getting their act together.
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tornado examiner
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are more storms gonna fire later in the day?
Yes, I don't think the current ones pose much risk for tornadoes right now.
Liberty4dayz
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Just north of Camden, AL. Trying something maybe.
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TornadoFan
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The cell west of Coffeeville seems to be wrapping up.
Yeah that was has the most potential at the moment, although relatively low. Better low level wind shear in the southwest portion of Alabama than the other cell although not by much.
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Naturally I wake up and see that not one but two significant tornadoes have already hit Georgia. Geez...
Looks like imo the highest tornado threat will along a line near Selma to Montgomery later this evening higher low level shear.
Seems like maybe a maritime boundary around there
Seems like maybe a maritime boundary around there
tornado examiner
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a moderate risk has been issued. Iem bot reveals
For wind or hail?
tornado examiner
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Tornadoes and hail