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Severe WX March 23-25th, 2023

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warneagle said:
My one thought on that cell is that the low-level wind shear might not be strong enough yet for it to really get going. The best dynamic support really hasn't arrived yet.
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Merger appears to have completed, hook is impressive but the couplet isn't particularly noteworthy yet. Not sure what kind of shear it has to work with at the moment but of course, it'll spell trouble if it's moving north into an area with significantly higher shear values.
 
warneagle said:
My one thought on that cell is that the low-level wind shear might not be strong enough yet for it to really get going. The best dynamic support really hasn't arrived yet.
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It's starting to get more healthy now, as it moves north and later in the evening it'll get better. Give it another hour and it'll be drastically better
 
UncleJuJu98 said:
It's starting to get more healthy now, as it moves north and later in the evening it'll get better. Give it another hour and it'll be drastically better
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Yeah if it holds together for another hour or two then it should have a lot more to work with in terms of the low-level shear. Just something to potentially keep in mind for the OWS storms firing at this point.
 
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