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Aren't these short term models pretty reliable though?Yeah, HRRR is an outbreak. We’ll have to watch it but not all guidance is on board with that.
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Aren't these short term models pretty reliable though?Yeah, HRRR is an outbreak. We’ll have to watch it but not all guidance is on board with that.
Fairly, but we need to get into tomorrow to truly sound the alarms and scream the O word.Aren't these short term models pretty reliable though?
For generalizations, yes. Rain vs sunshine.Aren't these short term models pretty reliable though?
One analog that’s been popping up a lot on both the NAM and the HRRR is 11/10/02 at ILN. I don’t know how much stock one should put in those analogs but that’s...concerning.
Is that the warm front that’s racing north ... appearsTornado warning for Amite and Pike Cos. in MS.
Yep.Is that the warm front that’s racing north ... appears
Fairly, but we need to get into tomorrow to truly sound the alarms and scream the O word.
Yep... I've been sitting right under it. And the folks to my north about 50 miles into Tennessee have got more than I haveFlorence is nearing ten inches of rain in the last six days
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That was one to remember. It was an absolute beast on radar and I saw some absolutely insane motion on a chaser stream before it became rain-wrapped. It was overshadowed by the Garland EF4 on Christmas Day, but was definitely the more violent of the two from what I saw.Yeah, that was the day of the long track EF4 that hit Holly Springs, MS
I work in Marshall County, closer to Tennessee line off of 72, I left work early to hopefully get back to Tate County before the storm hit. Glad I took 240 to 55 that day instead of Hwy 4...it was an absolute mess and timing would have been close to when the tornado hit and me needing to pass through. In regards to tomorrow’s storms, I’m hoping this is not the time we cry wolf and it gets rough. I could still see this going Moderate just by the way people are talking about the dynamics.Still a bit hesitant to sound the alarm since so many events last year trended down with just hours to spare, but yeah, if the pattern holds we could definitely be looking at some long-track supercells.
That was one to remember. It was an absolute beast on radar and I saw some absolutely insane motion on a chaser stream before it became rain-wrapped. It was overshadowed by the Garland EF4 on Christmas Day, but was definitely the more violent of the two from what I saw.