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Severe Weather Threat 4/27-4/28

Kds86z said:
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Echo tops are coming down a bit on it since 10-15 minutes ago. I thought I noticed it fading on the Little Rock radar in reflectivity and a switch over to the Jackson, MS radar confirmed it may be weakening at the moment.

Still worth monitoring closely given the environment would be supportive of significant tornadoes.

Edit: the echo top data is noisier than I realized, so it may not actually be weakening?
 
DanLarsen34 said:
Echo tops are coming down a bit on it since 10-15 minutes ago. I thought I noticed it fading on the Little Rock radar in reflectivity and a switch over to the Jackson, MS radar confirmed it may be weakening at the moment.

Still worth monitoring closely given the environment would be supportive of significant tornadoes.

Edit: the echo top data is noisier than I realized, so it may not actually be weakening?
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There were a few points in the last hour or two where the meso got really strong. I gotta wonder if it's periodically planted a few tornadoes, impossible to tell though.
 
Most prolific lightning producing storm complexes I've had in quite a while. Have GoPro out currently
 
Y'all wanna know why today's threat has ended up more active than yesterday. Two reasons (in my opinion):
1. Threat was further south
2. It's my birthday!
 
Line crossing from Mississippi severe-warned, getting some 50+ mph bins rather close to the surface from GWX radar. Might be quite a surprise for Vernon, Fayette, perhaps into Walker in a bit.

Even a few suspicious looking mini spinnies near Columbus

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