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November 19-21st severe threat

Cell mergers will definitely be the thing to watch; that's an excellent way to shore up an updraft in marginal lapse rates environments and get a single robust updraft to take advantage of instability that the struggling showers and weak mesos can't; of course it can also negatively impact a storm but the sheer wild card nature of it is fun to watch
 
Although I'm not well-versed on the specifics of it all, I've come to learn that when the colors brighten up like this but haven't yet become really tight to each other, it's a sign the low-level winds around the mesocyclone are doing *something,* (possibly a surge of inflow and/or an intensification of the RFD?) and may be a precursor to tornadogenesis.
 

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Watch coming for eastern LA/parts of MS:

Did anyone else notice that wording has gone from “a strong tornado” to “a few of which could be strong”? :oops:
 
Note to SE AL/W GA folks: 18Z CAMs bringing instability for tomorrow afternoon up into the low-mid hundreds, nearing 1000 j/kg in a few areas. With favorable shear profiles, people should keep a close eye on storms tomorrow if modelled solutions verify.
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Pardon my ignorance but this (just by itself) looks “meh” to me lol

It probably won’t be though..
Mostly a consequence of color scheme; the gray areas comprise CAPE of 300-900, which would be plenty to sustain severe convection.
 
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