Equus
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Most everything on the back side is dying or struggling badly. Would not be a bad idea to issue a low probs tornado watch just in case but that rain mass pretty put a dent in things just like last week
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Severe WX Severe Threat 25 March 2021
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Jpgood97
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I agree. That was my rant for the night lol
Bama Ravens
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There haven’t been any warnings in Mississippi for probably 30 minutes or more.
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Equus
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We definitely didn't Forecasted Convective Amplification Deficiency in the multiple strong long tracked tornado forecast, but again the N and W side of the risk didn't do much; modeling wasn't ideal on shortwave evolution and convective development
Liberty4dayz
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That storm of Waynesboro is showing some signs..
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Yes! This look isn’t what we are used to in the Upstate. I will be up late tonight.
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NXStumpy_Robothing
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One of the most important things about today's setup is that the CAMs Atmospheric Anti-Climax hard on the evolution of the shortwave and the deepening of the negatively-tilted trough. That limited the best conditions and shunted them further SE than expected. Definitely was an overperformance in regards to the further east you went, though.
There's a couple of cells I'm keeping my eye on, especially those cells in SW AL and near the triple point between TN/MS/AL, but it's not as ideal as it was earlier for the Tuscaloosa-Birmingham-Rome corridor as it was earlier. Seems like the most notable storm at this point is approaching Columbia, TN.
There's a couple of cells I'm keeping my eye on, especially those cells in SW AL and near the triple point between TN/MS/AL, but it's not as ideal as it was earlier for the Tuscaloosa-Birmingham-Rome corridor as it was earlier. Seems like the most notable storm at this point is approaching Columbia, TN.
KevinH
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Where are you getting this info? A tornado warning has not been issued for any county in MS for about 4 hours. smh
speedbump305
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i accidentally thought it was in mississippi but ur was in alabama
Liberty4dayz
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The tornado just north of Waynesboro, TN. Is confirmed by radar at the NWS. Also, media has confirmed visually. Moving in Summer town, and My. Pleasant.
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KevinH
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keithGA
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That thing is in a bit of a radar hole. Nashville beam at 6k ft on it.
WhirlingWx
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Dang...
Equus
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Cells down around Tuscaloosa might be worth watching too. Not convinced it's fully over but certainly nothing locally is imminent.
CheeselandSkies
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Do I spy that violent tornado hallmark "matchsticking" and granulation of debris...
Bama Ravens
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Spann says his house is intact.
