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Severe WX Severe threat 3/30-3/31

pritchlaw said:
Whole bunch of nothing in Blount County, AL but the kids got a day out of school, so there's that.
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Yeah, it was always the cause that the winds in N and N Central AL were gonna be in pockets. So the fact that you got nothing is not very surprising. They still did the right move to cancel because high winds can mess up school buses.
 
Watch forthcoming for Georgia, SE AL and parts of the Panhandle.

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Pretty potent MCS here. Working with decent (1000 j/kg) instability, so might see some further intensification as it treks eastward. Shear is strongest across northern Georgia, and a small pocket of SRH at the low levels is located in east-central Alabama, so tornado risk is low but not zero, especially in that part of the line.
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Storm near Fruithurst is exhibiting transient rotation.
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Clancy said:
Pretty potent MCS here. Working with decent (1000 j/kg) instability, so might see some further intensification as it treks eastward. Shear is strongest across northern Georgia, and a small pocket of SRH at the low levels is located in east-central Alabama, so tornado risk is low but not zero, especially in that part of the line.
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Yeah, and with daytime heating, the MCS will probably rev up some more.
 
Things ramping up on this QLCS as it moves into western GA. Lots of bowing segments and transient mesos.
 
The mesos are like dippin' dots west of KFFC.
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