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Same here, kinda. I'm in that tiny north western corner of Alabama that keeps sneaking into all the high risk areas.The last few events went ham to the SE of the highest risk area and I'm to the SE of the highest risk area so I should prolly pay attention
Is there still a cap? It seems like the individual cells are struggling.
It might put a damper on things, or it might not. After all, there's quite a few examples of Dixie Alley outbreaks that have occurred with SW flow at the surface. All we can do right now is see what the atmosphere decides to do today, and act accordingly.What are the thoughts about the surface winds out of the SW?
Waynesboro just had an EF2 during the last round. Buddy of mine(who rode it out in a trailer)said they just got the the power back. Looks rough.Sorry for the double-post, but I found this rather interesting thread regarding today's tornado potential: