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Severe Weather 2025

Meaning..?
They're basically doing the exact opposite of what BMX does; that is, issuing TORs for every slight bit of rotation they see. I'm not sure why. The environment isn't conducive to it, and none of these storms would warrant a TOR as far as I can tell, even viewing them from TATL. But I dunno, maybe I'm missing something.
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They're basically doing the exact opposite of what BMX does; that is, issuing TORs for every slight bit of rotation they see. I'm not sure why. The environment isn't conducive to it, and none of these storms would warrant a TOR as far as I can tell, even viewing them from TATL. But I dunno, maybe I'm missing something.
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Most of their SVR warnings this evening had TOR possible tags too.
 
All TORs expired for now. Wouldn't be surprised if surveys find one or two spin-ups eventually.
 
I would love to know what the FAR is for each NWS office
 
After a very active April, the extended looks pretty quiet for severe threats until day 8-10.
Considering we in the most historically active month for severe, this lull might bring the 2025 tornado tally closer to average by the end of May.
 
A word of caution too when looking at these 7-day total rainfall amounts. Overall 2-4 inches expected this week with greater than 5 inches across Southern MS and along the Gulf Coast. However, since we're getting into the "Summer time feel", these total rainfall amounts will differ significantly due to both copious amounts of moisture, slow moving storms, and training of storms over the same areas. Meaning these 5 and 7 day total projected rainfall maps across the Deep South are no longer useful unless you have a tropical system coming in.
 

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