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Severe Weather Threat - June 17th-18th, 2023

HRRR intent on late night threat for MS and AL, with some possible development out ahead of the main MCS. Hope people will be aware as they go to bed tonight.
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Sounding off the 16z HRRR valid at 02z Monday in Northwest Monroe County, MS
 

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North MS has only had 3 June's where there's been a 5% tornado probability outside of a tropical system: June 8th, 2021 (had a weak tornado in Lee County, MS), June 12th, 2009 (had tornado in DeSoto County, MS), and June 1st, 2008 (5% tornado probability was discontinued though in the 1630z Day 1 Outlook)
 
GEFS calibrated 4-hour neighborhood tornado probability, 4-hour neighborhood NADOCAST, and 24-hour STP-calibrated neighborhood tornado probability.
 

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HRRR gradually trending more discrete over past several runs over MS late this evening.
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Expansion of 5% TOR probability and SIG hatch for large hail from Jackson to Starkville, MS.
 

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I'm keeping an eye on the cumulus field across LA into far southern MS. 3KM NAM and HRRR indicate thunderstorm development in this area around 5ish.


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I'm getting some sunshine here in Smithville. Current temp is 82 with a dewpoint of 72. Forecasted high is 87.
 
Let's just sit back and continue to realize that we are dealing with the potential of discrete rotating supercells with tornadoes and giant hail, after a whole week of damaging wind/hail and MCS events with a handful of tornadoes and flash flooding, in AL/MS, in mid June
 
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