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Severe WX March 23-25th, 2023

ColdFront said:
Find me one indication in my post I said it was even close to a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency? So we aren’t allowed to ask questions now? Over storm mode? What exactly is your overall issue with my post?
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A grungy mess with a long tracked tornadic supercell producing extreme damage across a large chunk of Mississippi. This event isn't even over yet.
 
warneagle said:
The situation is made so much worse by the fact that this is a seriously impoverished part of Mississippi that doesn't have anywhere near the infrastructure to handle this kind of mass casualty event. The mets on WLBT said that Sharkey and Issaquena Counties only have one hospital between them and that they were having to transport people to Vicksburg, which is like 40 miles away.
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Per one of the LSRs, that hospital actually got hit.

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0107 ROLLING FORK SHARKEY MS32909088THE SHARKEY ISSAQUENA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ON THE WEST SIDE OF ROLLING FORK WAS DAMAGED BY A TORNADO. (JAN)
 
Some of these pics and videos look like ef4 damage. I'd like to see the pics when the sun comes up. But it looks to be very violent, with potential trees snapped near the base and looked like in one video metal roofing wrapped around a tree
 
andyhb said:
A grungy mess with a long tracked tornadic supercell producing extreme damage across a large chunk of Mississippi. This event isn't even over yet.
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So my wording didn’t meet your standards? Got it.

Still didn’t call it a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency like you originally implied, I made a comment on storm mode, no need to get worked up and jump down my throat, but seeing you have done this before to a few other people on this board I’m not completely shocked. Or your weird hubris and bizarre spectacle in picking a fight with Ryan Hall on Twitter after the 12/10 event, but that’s your MO apparently.

Back to the event
 
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ColdFront said:
So my wording didn’t meet your standards? Got it.

Still didn’t call it a Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency like you originally implied, I made a comment on storm mode, no need to get worked up, but seeing you have done this before to a few other people on this board I’m not completely shocked.

Back to the event
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I seriously wouldn't pick a fight with andyhb bro

But yea back to the event.
 
Text from new SPC mesoscale discussion. NW AL absolutely needs to be on their toes tonight.
Mesoscale Discussion 0333
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0957 PM CDT Fri Mar 24 2023

Areas affected...Northeastern MS into northwestern AL

Concerning...Tornado Watch 76...77...

Valid 250257Z - 250400Z

The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 76, 77 continues.

SUMMARY...Severe threat, including the potential for strong
tornadoes and damaging winds, continues across parts of northeastern
MS into northwestern AL.

DISCUSSION...Latest radar data from GWX depicts a well-organized
supercell cluster tracking east-northeastward across northeastern MS
this evening. Ahead of this storm, lower 60s dewpoints are spreading
northward in response to continued cyclogenesis to the north --
supporting surface-based inflow. With a strengthening low-level jet
over the area (70+ kt 850-mb winds) sampled by the GWX VWP,
hodographs are becoming increasingly favorable for intense
supercells (even if embedded in line segments). Given the ample
streamwsie vorticity and surface-based inflow for this storm, strong
tornadoes and damaging winds remain possible from northeastern MS
into northwestern AL.

..Weinman.. 03/25/2023
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