Lake Martin EF4
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As requested by @ashtonlemleywx. Another decent outbreak shot here.
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It’s. Still earlyI feel like we reached our zenith for severe weather events for the first half (or most probable all) of 2023 back on 3/31.
However, it will be interesting to see how this one evolves. Looks like the CIPS guidance has this in the vicinity of the 12/10/2021 outbreak. The Euro MUCAPE for Friday has decent cape in that area, with the higher amounts centered south and south west.
A ton of uncertainty on this one.
Well yeah, thus the “interesting to see how this one will evolve”It’s. Still early
I think the southeast severe threat (4/22) will probably drop off considerably after this threat. Starting to get into the usual timeframe of pretty meager shear and higher instability unless you get a very deep low that scoots through.It would be just like mother nature to crank severe weather back up the end of this month and keep it going in May. I already had a suspicion that things would be busy in the traditional Tornado Ally in May.
I like to give it mid May before I call it off for my area midsouth … than after that it’s wait till fall severe wx timeI think the southeast severe threat (4/22) will probably drop off considerably after this threat. Starting to get into the usual timeframe of pretty meager shear and higher instability unless you get a very deep low that scoots through.
Yeah. In fact, North MS was in a High Risk of severe weather on May 1st, 2010 when Nashville got flooded. Then the Mid-South was in a Moderate to High Risk on May 25th, 2011.I like to give it mid May before I call it off for my area midsouth … than after that it’s wait till fall severe wx time
I see that another forecaster at the Storm Prediction Center has put out a low confidence Day 4+ severe weather risk area.