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Severe WX Severe threat 3/30-3/31

Much appreciated my man. It’s been quite a rough ride. Wanting to swim in college while pursuing your career in meteorology hasn’t been easy, but i’m thankfully almost done and i’ll be able to pursue my swimming and meteorology dreams!
Also - forgot to say… Appreciate you sharing with everyone your dreams about pursuing meteorology and all that. Inspiring! @AJS
 
Absolutely not!

Lol sure, I'll grab a gif and attach.


*Almost Looks like a Nasty wind threat west of Alabama with some bow echos and then breaks up super cellular mainly in Alabama it seems. View attachment 37326
You know what… I always ask you to post graphics and always end up regretting when you do ROFL!!!

Going from a wind threat to discrete cells is kind of odd for these parts.
 
30% for which areas? TN, MS?
I'm thinking Tennessee, MS, into Alabama. Probably clipping Eastern Louisiana and back into Arkansas
 
Im drawing blanks on any events similar to this one from the past lol. Anybody have any events that are similar. It's not your typical potential tornado producing event you usually see here atleast in Alabama.
I'm hoping we somehow get a moderate risk for the mid south. It's been a while in our area for bigtime action lol
 
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I'm hoping we somehow get a moderate risk for the mid south. It's been a while in our area for bigtime action lol
Well, I'm sure that can be arranged...... Insert evil laugh. LOL! (Kidding!)
 
Taking a look at the 18Z Euro, it's starting to pick up on some more robust secondary synoptics, a little like what we saw on 3/15 (in a broad sense, not in terms of specific trough geometry). Taken verbatim, that'd imply a more significant severe risk on Monday. Only one run, but shows there's still a lot of question marks and plenty of room for this to shift either direction.
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