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Severe WX April 1-2 (overnight) Severe Weather Event

See SPC brought the boss in. Thompson
Maybe it’s just me but I felt like Thompson’s discussion was written by a man not happy that the High Risk had already been issued. He seemed to lean much more on the caveats than the threats. I really cannot make sense of today at all, but always wonder if there’s a little office drama at the SPC on days like today.
 
Maybe it’s just me but I felt like Thompson’s discussion was written by a man not happy that the High Risk had already been issued. He seemed to lean much more on the caveats than the threats. I really cannot make sense of today at all, but always wonder if there’s a little office drama at the SPC on days like today.
He 100% should be lol this makes zero sense at all to me. This entire thing is puzzling
 
Maybe it’s just me but I felt like Thompson’s discussion was written by a man not happy that the High Risk had already been issued. He seemed to lean much more on the caveats than the threats. I really cannot make sense of today at all, but always wonder if there’s a little office drama at the SPC on days like today.
Yeah I felt that also @Wind Driven Coconut
 
15z HRRR is concerning for North MS around 4pm this afternoon.
 
Maybe it’s just me but I felt like Thompson’s discussion was written by a man not happy that the High Risk had already been issued. He seemed to lean much more on the caveats than the threats. I really cannot make sense of today at all, but always wonder if there’s a little office drama at the SPC on days like today.
I feel like if that were the case they wouldn’t give Broyles the first crack at writing the Day 1 lol. I will say that I was quite surprised to wake up to the pink banner, I was expecting a MDT.
 
Just going to point out that the HRRR is probably overmixing later over the eastern part of this. For instance, it is trying to mix dewpoints in N/central MS down to the mid 60s when there are 70s dewpoints upstream with filtered sunshine as opposed to full sunshine. It is trying to get temperatures in MS/AR/TN to at/near 90 degrees.
 
Just going to point out that the HRRR is probably overmixing later over the eastern part of this. For instance, it is trying to mix dewpoints in N/central MS down to the mid 60s when there are 70s dewpoints upstream with filtered sunshine as opposed to full sunshine. It is trying to get temperatures in MS/AR/TN to at/near 90 degrees.
So how do you feel about the cells popping in the OWS in this environment? It is definitely filtered sunshine here but it will be in the 80’s for sure
 
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