Smokedevil
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82 here ( Monroe county ms ) with a dp of 69.
Winds are HOWLING.
Winds are HOWLING.
I wonder when SPC will issue a tornado watch for the high risk area.
environment is in recovery mode for MO but cells already look like they are improving at a good pace, give it a few hrs and issues could ariseIt does seem to be taking a bizarrely long time, especially since they pulled the high risk trigger on the initial outlook. They haven't even put out a pre-watch MD for the area yet.
Usually high risk setups get going quickly, and the PDS watches are in place by late morning to midday (such as was the case for days like 4/27/11, 3/31/23 among others).
Chalk that up to yet another thing that's strange about today.
Up to 83 here now. Strong cap in place.
If they ever pop..........
What cells are you talking about?environment is in recovery mode for MO but cells already look like they are improving at a good pace, give it a few hrs and issues could arise
Could be outflow from the storms northwest of itView attachment 38436
Is this a confluence band pictured here? It's slowly moving eastward as well.
That's a great place to chase a few miles to your west. You may be familiar with that area though.I’m on hwy 78 entering the high risk area southeast of Olive Branch, MS. Partly cloudy skies and 87 degrees. Strong surface winds.
One right over Western Kentucky.
It does seem to be taking a bizarrely long time, especially since they pulled the high risk trigger on the initial outlook. They haven't even put out a pre-watch MD for the area yet.
Usually high risk setups get going quickly, and the PDS watches are in place by late morning to midday (such as was the case for days like 4/27/11, 3/31/23 among others).
Chalk that up to yet another thing that's strange about today.
Current expectations are for several intense supercells and clusters
to develop by 20-00Z from far northern LA into eastern AR, northwest
MS, western TN/KY, and southeast MO, and southern IL/IN.
MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0355
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
1251 PM CDT WED APR 02 2025
AREAS AFFECTED...NORTHEAST ARKANSAS...WESTERN TENNESSEE...MISSOURI
BOOTHEEL...WESTERN KENTUCKY...FAR SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...TORNADO WATCH LIKELY
VALID 021751Z - 021945Z
PROBABILITY OF WATCH ISSUANCE...80 PERCENT
SUMMARY...OBSERVATIONAL TRENDS SUGGEST AN INCREASING PROBABILITY OF
DISCRETE STORMS NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI/OHIO CONFLUENCE. ALL SEVERE
HAZARDS, INCLUDING STRONG/INTENSE TORNADOES, WOULD BE POSSIBLE.
DISCUSSION...VISIBLE SATELLITE TRENDS SHOW DEEPENING CUMULUS
WEST-SOUTHWEST OF MEMPHIS INTO THE MISSOURI BOOTHEEL/WESTERN
KENTUCKY. WITHIN CONTINUED SURFACE HEATING, THESE TRENDS APPEAR
LIKELY TO CONTINUE. THIS REGION, AHEAD OF THE CONVECTIVE ACTIVITY TO
THE WEST, WOULD BE VERY FAVORABLE FOR DISCRETE STORM DEVELOPMENT.
SHOULD THIS OCCUR, ALL SEVERE HAZARDS, INCLUDING THE POTENTIAL FOR
STRONG/INTENSE TORNADOES, WOULD BE POSSIBLE. REGIONAL VAD DATA SHOWS
STRONG LOW-LEVEL SHEAR/HODOGRAPH ENLARGEMENT. WITH THE PRIMARY
SYNOPTIC SHORTWAVE AND SURFACE LOW FARTHER NORTHWEST, THERE REMAIN
SOME UNCERTAINTIES AS TO WHEN AND HOW MANY STORMS WILL FORM. MORNING
OBSERVED SOUNDINGS FROM THE REGION DID HAVE CAPPING INVERSIONS
EVIDENT WHICH COULD AT LEAST SLOW INITIATION. GIVEN THE ENVIRONMENT,
A TORNADO WATCH IS LIKELY THIS AFTERNOON.
..WENDT/GUYER.. 04/02/2025
Taylor, I've been seeing your spotter signal on GR and said hey I know that guy LOL!I’m on hwy 78 entering the high risk area southeast of Olive Branch, MS. Partly cloudy skies and 87 degrees. Strong surface winds.