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Severe WX December 16-17 2019 Severe Weather Outbreak

StormStalker

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Sounds like a tornado did go through Colbert Heights which is south of Tuscumbia.
 

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Radar indicates a new area of spin developing near Rogersville
 

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What can we expect the rest of the night for central Alabama (Birmingham, etc). It is dark now so instability should decrease with surface temps in the high 60's. I read that there has been some dryer air mixing in that has kept the central Ala atmosphere from further destabilizing. It seems like the highest instability is been in N. Alabama. Other forecasters were saying earlier that the actual front moving into the state tonight would cause the atmosphere to destabilize again and coupled with some decent wind shear might cause problems. I don't know if this is still the case.
Anyone have thoughts on central Ala as the low begins to move through the state?
 

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That is a massive TVS moving toward Mize, MS. Southern MS is really popping off right now.
 

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There’s a tornado confirmed in MS headed straight to where my husband is staying in Laurel, MS
 
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Quite the impressive duo of tornadic supercells on parallel tracks through southern MS. These could move up into southern parts of central AL if they hold together. Not sure if more convection will fire off as we move further after dark (or what the triggering mechanism for such would be), so parts of eastern MS/west AL that end up northwest of the track of these supercells, and that haven't been affected by the LEWP now moving through northern AL, may get off unscathed.
 
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