These are far away from the radar site so they likely look a little more intense than they actually are, but yeah, lots of mesos forming now.
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Severe WX March 21-23 2022
- Thread starter Taylor Campbell
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Kolle
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NWS HUN and BMX coordinating a new Tornado Watch for the I-65 corridor area. Morgan, Limestone, and Cullman counties will be included. Madison will not be.
brianc33710
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By the time this hits I-65 I think we are talking about heavy rain & strong straight-line winds. Obviously embedded tornadoes can't be completely ruled out. But the dynamics, Bham still 76/58, just aren't there for discreet supercells this far east. Even Tuscaloosa, usually considerably more humid than Bham has a dewpoint of 61. I think SW winds would've given more conducive conditions for an outbreak here. But its still early in the severe season. Just cause AL doesnt get hammered here doesnt mean were safe thru May.
bwalk
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At 4 pm cst some pre-frontal activity forming in central Alabama ahead of the main line of storms. Organization is more linear vs. discreet. Doubt it has the dynamics to work with to become a problem. Both Selma & Montgomery showing 80/59 at 4 pm cst. Don't know about the other instability contributing values.
brianc33710
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Tornado Watch til 11 pm now for Bham.
TileDude
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Jetstream
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Tornado warning Sumter Co....
Well, seems to be getting a little more intense. Lol I always have the best timing when comes to this kind of thing.
Gail
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He’s my favorite meteorologist (behind the great Mr. Spann who doesn’t really cover us). He’s the best one our area has had in a while!
akt1985
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Looks like some isolated cells are trying to fire west of Montgomery.
bwalk
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Yes. Lots of broad rotations embedded in the QLCS line entering West Alabama now. A spotter-confirmed tor is just NW of the Livingston (Al) area.
kcyalater
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this is going to be a very frustrating day for james spann
bwalk
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It looks like that rotation may go right between Emelle & Livingston.
DetectiveWX
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It's 75 at 5:30. WSB Glenn Burns said the line is outrunning the front, which should dampen the tornado threat...but I'm not convinced with the soup we have now.