The WRFs have resolved with two different, but realistically plausible solutions for Monday. The ARW has a weakening QLCS dying off as it moves across AL, making way for redevelopment further west, featuring a few strong, sustained, embedded supercells that make their way across Alabama into western Georgia during the afternoon. The NSSL, on the other hand, has a stronger QLCS moving southeastward in the morning hours, bringing a threat of damaging winds and spin-ups, but effectively wipes out the environment behind it, leaving little room for other storms later in the day. Either seems reasonably likely, and we'll have to see how the actual convection Sunday night develops to start to get a better idea of how accurate these solutions might become.
