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Severe WX Severe Threat 27-28 March 2021
- Thread starter MattPetrulli
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Equus
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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
cheestaysfly
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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.
CSimonds
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Is there still a cap? It seems like the individual cells are struggling.
If the current SPC Thunderstorm Outlook is to be believed, the main action is expected to start after 0z (7:00 PM CDT). So likely a nocturnal event (ugh...).
SPC Apr 3, 2025 1300Z Thunderstorm Outlook
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Evan
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I think a lot of people are about to be surprised today.
CSimonds
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What are the thoughts about the surface winds out of the SW?
Equus
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We got widely spaced individual cells blowing up all across N MS, N AL, and W TN; out of the highest risk areas, but the hodo from GWX is supportive of supercell structures with perhaps hail in anything that gets very well rooted so is actually kind of ominous. Got the feeling of a sleeper day about to drop some surprises. Mostly speed shear right now but directional shear will increase as the evening wears on, unfortunately with a nocturnal tornado threat
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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.
CSimonds
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Dew point in Guntersville dropped from 65 to 61. Seems like some stable dry air mixing in at the moment
Liberty4dayz
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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.
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Equus
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79/65 here, hoo boy, feels a little intriguing with how isolated those cells popping up are
Liberty4dayz
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Cell south of Jackson ramping up.
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Brett Adair has a bear's cage on his stream:
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Equus
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So the shower in my front yard has some structure with perhaps a mini rain free base already
Kragg
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Looks like the cap is broken with severe t-storm warnings in MS AL and TN.
Rotation is tightening in the TN storm and it’s about to enter a radar hole.
Rotation is tightening in the TN storm and it’s about to enter a radar hole.
Marshal79344
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The minute the LLJ goes off storm intensity increases. Very cool to see these kinematics at work.