severe weather

Saturday;

Interesting Setup for today. This is the time period where we see fewer of these types of setups in the south. I am interested to see how this plays out. Stay Weather Aware y'all. -Jay

Just a casual tornado-warned couplet southwest of... Soso, Mississippi. Ring a bell, anyone? Also this, I'm pretty sure the video shows it rotating, and at a good speed too, making a pretty convincing case for a tornado IMO Now a confirmed tornado on a second storm near Leakesville, MS. Also...

We will probably see a tornado watch issued soon for parts of Arkansas, Western Tennesse, NW Mississippi.

https://www.tnvalleyweather.com/post/la-ni%C3%B1a-check-up-and-what-it-may-mean-for-the-next-few-months-ahead I will just post the blog article I wrote for our website so that I don't have to type all that out again, and so that I don't have to worry about hosting multiple pictures on here. I...

Little late on the game for the 18th here, but I felt a thread was necessary considering what is happening in Ohio right now and looking ahead at the next few days. As of 5:12 PM local time (EST), a tornado was spotted by law enforcement moving toward western suburbs of Columbus. Areas of...

Enhanced risk for severe weather across the southern plains with supercells developing and then converging into one or two squall lines. A squall line for tomorrow around 7-8 CDT is supposed to fire up. Friday, a marginal risk for OK, TX, KS, MO, and AR.

10% significant tornado threat for extreme southeast KS, northeast OK, southwest MO (includes Joplin and Springfield). Also watch the intense bowing MCS that will cause a lot of wind damage into the TN/lower Ohio Valley. This has already started off as a very active day and will continue with a...

All modes look possible across a wide area next few days.

There’s been a big increase in GFS ensembles showing a significant severe event long range. A look at the EURO control also shows significant severe.

Looking at the model data I am thinking that NE Mississippi, Central to North Alabama and Southern Middle Tennessee are the highest chances for severe weather come Monday. IF the models are correct and I realize we are 5 days out, the Chattanooga area is going to be hardest hit. Let's...

A thread for Wednesday, and Thursday's severe weather threat.

All the way from strictly lay weather watchers to professionals on here, name some go to sources for severe weather, winter weather, event planning, tropical weather. Where to you look to get you’re information to use to make decisions based on the weather?

A 50knt+ mid level shortwave and 576-582 height falls overspread our area with large to extreme instability in place. It should provide a healthy severe weather event for our neck of the woods.

As many of you know, May 6 and 7, 2003 were the days that Georgia and Alabama were affected the most by that outbreak event. I was wondering if any TV news coverage has been posted online from the TV stations in Alabama and Georgia of that event. Also, feel free to share your memories of...

I've been fascinated with Severe Storms since I was 8 or 9, almost 30 years. Over the last year or so I've began trying to understand models, soundings in particular.... Is there a site that breaks down how to interpret the info found in a sounding? I have a rudimentary understanding of some...

I figured an Enhanced Risk with a 10% hatched tornado area deserved a thread of its own, even if it’s a rather localized and conditional threat. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html (can’t post the images from my phone) There’s a still good bit of model spread on this. The...

I suspect Thursday will be a run of the mill severe event. Nothing like the last couple of bigger events, but we should get enough instability and dynamics for some isolated severe.

A large slight risk is out for tomorrow, and Monday is looking more, and more interesting.