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Severe WX Severe Weather threat for 7/19-7/22/18

Do you think a moderate risk will come out of this threat?

  • Yes

    Votes: 10 45.5%
  • No

    Votes: 5 22.7%
  • An enhanced risk, but not a moderate

    Votes: 6 27.3%
  • It should be a high risk for the wind threat

    Votes: 1 4.5%

  • Total voters
    22
  • Poll closed .

rolltide_130

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The HRRR suddenly has discrete supercells slated for tonight.. that's a new one.

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I live in Memphis, been kind of cloudy this morning from a line of storms that passed to our west through Arkansas. Thought that might help things, but the suns back out now and it's brutal. Just a short walk outside to refill my dog's water bowl was uncomfortable, putting it mildly. You can definitely feel the charge in the air, if that makes sense..
 

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Memphis loves derechos. Been awhile since their last one. Wonder how this one will compare?

There's a lot of uncertainty in this forecast. I expect there to be some surprises today and tomorrow. Question is, will they be good surprises or bad ones?

I am not buying that the derecho will dissipate so quickly after N AL. I expect issues as far south as Clanton. I also think the supercells will form a bit more to the west than currently indicated. This isn't me buying into a particular model solution or variation. It's more about how similar events have evolved in the - - with the obvious caveat that it is July.
 

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The 3km NAM is also onboard with at least some cellular activity in N MS / S TN / N AL, and the 16z HRRR is even more aggressive with overnight cellular development.
 

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It's been fifteen years almost to the day of "Hurricane Elvis". Would really prefer we if we didn't do that again...
 

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The 3km NAM is also onboard with at least some cellular activity in N MS / S TN / N AL, and the 16z HRRR is even more aggressive with overnight cellular development.

That would be an interesting development pun intended. Also while tornadoes aren't the main weapon in a derecho, the CAMS have been adamant on a powerhouse book end vortex. The NAM earlier had a 1004mb mesolow forming with it as well. That would really back surface winds and raise low level helicity. So be on guard. These things do occasionally produce EF2-EF3 tornadoes in the bookend vortex.
 

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Definite TOG west of Louisville, major CC drop and debris ball evident
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3km NAM calls for discrete supercell development in W TN, and HRRR has a few isolated storms, but consistency is a lot lower than we had yesterday
 
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Tornadic supercell in north-central Kentucky. If it maintains its strength and direction it'll pass right to the south of Lexington.
 

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Lexington is about to get hammered with straight line winds. Not right next to the radar but the velocities are around 75 mph.
 
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