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Severe Weather 2021
- Thread starter Fred Gossage
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Austin Dawg
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That's just a couple of miles NW of my location where I noticed the signature on radar from the approaching storm. I kept looking at the radar going out and looking and the clouds which were very low but I couldn't see if they were rotating. I thought I was just having delusions until they popped up the warning.
Guess I will believe RadarScope Pro from now on. It was a good example of how any severe thunderstorm can become tornadic at any time and we still don't understand why.
akt1985
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A slight risk of severe thunderstorms is out for Saturday for parts of the Tennessee, mid-Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys per the SPC.
gangstonc
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Yes. Looks to be mainly a straight line wind event, but those can be just as dangerous and damaging as tornadoes.
tennessee storm chaser
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There adding enhanced to it now. Saying tornadoes also. With 10 percent on that
warneagle
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We've got a slight risk with a 15% hatched area up here for Sunday. Mainly for damaging winds.
gangstonc
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Yes they did!
tennessee storm chaser
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Should a thread be started for tomorrow’s enhanced for now?
MattW
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Glen Burns just posted on Facebook that behind Sunday's threat, another potential one next Wednesday (Mar 31st).
KevinH
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For which states?
gangstonc
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He shows northern GA and central AL. I believe he took the EURO at face value.
MattW
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To those of you far better at reading the long-range better than I, what are we looking at severe wise? I think we have some marginal stuff on Wednesday, but anything beyond that?
CheeselandSkies
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Looks like a relative lull for about the next two weeks, from more widespread/higher-ceiling threats at least.
Equus
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Looking at subseasonal indicators it feels like we may be alright until the second half of April but that's far from a guarantee, quick glance at modeling shows high pressure and mostly quiet conditions for a while after Wednesday though
MattPetrulli
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Probably get the plains going after next week but nothing that screams outbreak, however.
There are a lot of discrepancies among the models for next week so it’s hard to be too confident about any solution, but the GFS operational and ensembles have up ticked in a potential system mid-late next week.
Bama Ravens
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NWS has suffered a data outage issue this morning (Tuesday), so the SPC outlooks have not been updated.
They seem to be having a lot of issues as of late. I know that during the last severe event the NWSChat service was randomly dropping out as well.
warneagle
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Well better that it happened this week than last week, I guess. It is pretty bad that they have to encourage people to stay out of NWS Chat on big days. Their system really ought to be able to handle a higher level of traffic when something important is happening. I mean, come on, it's 2021, not 1997.