Clancy
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12Z HRRR's UH swaths. Nasty.
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MNTornadoGuy
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Not a good sign
speedbump305
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I know some high risks sometimes bust, but i have a feeling this won’t be a bust, the ingredients are really organized and unstable
speedbump305
Member
Okay this really won’t be good, the fact the sun is already out makes the air more buoyant and unstable. This is really getting ugly
Kory
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Just when you think things couldn’t trend any stronger, here comes the 12z NAM.
Kory
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I also can’t recall many events where we have widespread backed surface winds out of the SE over a large portion of the region. That will really enhance the low level shear in addition to the 850 jet trending stronger on the early 12z guidance.
speedbump305
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Does anyone here think the 30 percent will rise to 45 if the ingredients become higher and more organized, i personally don’t immediately think, but it’s possible a change could be made later. We already have a high risk which is the highest risk so it really doesn’t matter, but 45 percent is very very high.
NorthGaWeather
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Just a quick nowcasting observation for the Georgia folks. The area of showers and isolated thunderstorms over west-central Georgia is really bugging out to the northeast. While this may momentarily re-enforce the wedge boundary in those areas, it will quickly be scoured through the afternoon/evening.
Casuarina Head
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The only possible positive is that the mid-level trough is coming in more positively tilted on the 12Z HRRR, hence the PDS designation for the TOR threat has disappeared from some of these soundings at 12Z. 850-to-700-mb wind fields are more backed vs. 11Z and the LLJ is a bit weaker around 19Z today, despite even stronger instability due to the EML and diurnal heating. Aside from this quibble, everything else looks primed for a significant event, and localised boundaries could help offset the VBV issues, at least somewhat. But a more negatively tilted trough would definitely help this event achieve its penultimate ceiling.
Edit: the 12Z NAM has also trended more positively tilted with the trough vs. 06Z. Could this be a slightly good sign?
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I agree, the low level turning is not just strong but very widespread...and not limited to just around the warm front.
Clancy
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Also this in the newest SPC discussion; even if you're not in the enhanced risk, don't count yourself out if you're in the west metro, these storms definitely won't care about the risk categories.
New incoming 3k NAM has a widespread 50-55 kt 850mb jet spreading from south central MS up through north central AL during late afternoon peak heating...
Clancy
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Also has a good bit of activity during the late afternoon with UH swaths, at least significantly more than in the 06Z run.
Birmingham area 3k NAM 12z 5pm 
thats a date many in the hsv area remembers very well.
3k NAM 12z shear values came up a notch due to what Fred said about 850mb winds
I noticed that the PDS is usually triggered when the 850mb winds/low level jet start exceeding 50/60 knots.
I noticed that the PDS is usually triggered when the 850mb winds/low level jet start exceeding 50/60 knots.
Equus
Member
Cool and overcast here (63°) but the clearing is coming... seeing 70s dews in south MS is just horrifying
Casuarina Head
Member
Could the storm mode be a bit messier than expected because the latest HRRR/NAM show a more positively tilted trough vs. earlier runs?
I am just pondering aloud as to just what could hopefully limit the potential of this event.
I am just pondering aloud as to just what could hopefully limit the potential of this event.
MNTornadoGuy
Member
3k 12z nam has SBLi's in central Miss approaching -10!!
