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SPC states best cape shear overlap persists in west t Tennessee and west Kentucky region
Upgrading from a D2 slight to a D1 high would be quite the uptrend.Oh .... Well... Are we shooting for two straight high risk days LUL
That means less Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency potential or something @Bulkshear ?We are in phase 3 of the MJO as well as having a TNI over 2. My bets is this event verifies unfortunately
Mother Nature not liking Missouri this year..
Exactly! This could also be part of the reason the SPC is being very cautious about expanding that risk area eastwardThat means less Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency potential or something @Bulkshear ?
I believe this has happened once before, anyone know for certain?Upgrading from a D2 slight to a D1 high would be quite the uptrend.
But jokes aside, probably not. Warm sector is too narrow it seems, but a few strong tornadoes are possible.
Exactly! This could also be part of the reason the SPC is being very cautious about expanding that risk area eastward
Me, only now having my coffee, reading this and thinking it's about the state.From Nevada earlier:
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It is a Wednesday …..Maybe they got that feeling? Idk
Yeah this is interesting tracking strong tornado’s at times already.. andNear Greenfield could be touching down shortly...and it's still just the morning round.