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Echo popping up to my north near Parsons, TN.
So sad. Trying so hard.
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Echo popping up to my north near Parsons, TN.
Don't you think it's too early to rule out central and north Alabama? There seems to be enough spacing between the two mcs and certainly enough time for the afternoon.For all it's faults the HRRR schooled the other models yesterday. If it is right again, the rain and storms on both sides of the state of AL is all we get. Eastern GA may have a busy day though.
Don't you think it's too early to rule out central and north Alabama? There seems to be enough spacing between the two mcs and certainly enough time for the afternoon.
However, looking at the western mcs, its expansive area of rain will be to our south for quite a while. Maybe you are right.
Don't you think it's too early to rule out central and north Alabama? There seems to be enough spacing between the two mcs and certainly enough time for the afternoon.
However, looking at the western mcs, its expansive area of rain will be to our south for quite a while. Maybe you are right.
Considering its mid-Summer and our CAPE is untouched from yesterday, I'm not concerned with that MCS to our south being an issue. I just don't think its cold enough up top to ger much more than pulse storms.