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Severe WX January 10-12, 2020 Severe Weather Forecast Thread

Also, if convection has a UH streak, it’s not junk convection. That’s literally the opposite of what junk convection is.

Which is correct, but since none of the prefrontal convection(except for the lone supercell that comes off the gulf) has any along with sounding profiles ahead of the line; it's safe to assume that all the prefrontal convection is junk convection.

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First Tornado warning issued for the day was just issued in Hughes, Oklahoma. Here we go.
 
Which is correct, but since none of the prefrontal convection(except for the lone supercell that comes off the gulf) has any along with sounding profiles ahead of the line; it's safe to assume that all the prefrontal convection is junk convection.

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Weren't there a couple events in the cool season a few years ago, Feb. 2016 perhaps, where supercells with tornadic waterspouts came off the Gulf and produced EF3 damage in/near the Pensacola metro?
 
Weren't there a couple events in the cool season a few years ago, Feb. 2016 perhaps, where supercells with tornadic waterspouts came off the Gulf and produced EF3 damage in/near the Pensacola metro?

Along the gulf is always very favored for tornadoes in these setups. Wouldnt surprise mad if this general area deals with the lone supercell that causes major problems.
 
NAM still throwing out >500 0-1km SRH over NW AL as the line approaches... the wind fields in this system are absolutely ridiculous. Have honestly never seen so many smoothly curved 0-2km or so hodos (despite the massive VBV over TX) over such a huge swath.
 
NAM still throwing out >500 0-1km SRH over NW AL as the line approaches... the wind fields in this system are absolutely ridiculous. Have honestly never seen so many smoothly curved 0-2km or so hodos (despite the massive VBV over TX) over such a huge swath.
Yeah those low level winds are so strong they’ll mix out any stable layer/inversion near the surface.
 
Anyone heard from Fred Gossage? Always love to get his thoughts on severe threats. Somebody put out the bat signal to Fred!

"Bat Signal"..... LOL.... love it.

You brought back memories.... the most intense and memorable post I ever remember here on talk weather was Fred's post just prior to 4/27. Still remember how I physically felt when I read his post.
 
"Bat Signal"..... LOL.... love it.

You brought back memories.... the most intense and memorable post I ever remember here on talk weather was Fred's post just prior to 4/27. Still remember how I physically felt when I read his post.
Based on a brief facebook interaction this morning, he thinks the line could have strong tornadoes within.
 
Morning everyone.

With this multi-day threat starting to kick off we have decided to have two threads for this event. This thread will be reserved for forecast for the entirety of the event. There is now another thread that should be used to capture real-time storm information (aka Nowcasting) and storm reports. The intent is to ensure that the forecast information for the system tomorrow is easy to find and reference for those who are under the gun tomorrow. The moderating team will be working to help move posts over from this point forward but we appreciate you helping us keep this organized.

As always we appreciate you being a part of TalkWeather and hope that each of you remain safe over the next few days.

Wes
 
A major change to the day 2 outlook. Mississippi and Alabama almost in their entirety are covered in the enhanced risk area.
 

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