TCLwx
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Yep. Pretty obvious CC hit, but it went away after one scan.TDS on the Jackson storm.
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Yep. Pretty obvious CC hit, but it went away after one scan.TDS on the Jackson storm.
Not to turn this into the Tuscaloosa rain thread, but we are sitting at a storm total of 6.83”. Just an insane amount of water.Nothing like waking up to the emergency alert tone for a flash flood warning. Great way to start your day all panicked.
Mid level temps are torching. That is going to stunt updrafts a good bit.SPC has taken the Enhanced Risk totally out of the Day 2 Outlook.
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I live at Mountain Woods Lake and it did seem like we had lots of periods where it wasn't raining during this time. We got lucky.My area was in the zone projected to really get slammed with heavy rainfall on Monday, but we "only" received about 2.5 inches. Last week we had about 5 inches, though.
Yeah it’s definitely sped up.So this line that is already moving into eastern MS, is it the main like or are we still looking at an overnight threat? If it is the main line, it seems to be way ahead of schedule.
I'm sure they have access to better data than I do at the moment, but I don't think that warning will help LIX's False Alarm Ratio.Tornado warning in South MS. If we get anything it’ll likely be out of that prefrontal band...
They warn a lot of garbage down there.I'm sure they have access to better data than I do at the moment, but I don't think that warning will help LIX's False Alarm Ratio.
Pretty sure NWS Jackson, MS also has a bad false alarm ratio. Many times they'll have a storm tornado warned all the way to the AL line and then BMX doesn't continue it into AL.They warn a lot of garbage down there.