yes
also I am wondering if it is tilted causing debris to be pulled north on cc
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also I am wondering if it is tilted causing debris to be pulled north on cc
Equus
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Meanwhile, decent couplet in a little stringbean shower on the Greene/Pickens line...
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I'm glad Piotrowski is tracking the storm so well but dude needs to take a Xanax or something.
where is his video?
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Piotrowski's stream: Jeff Piotrowski @Jeff_Piotrowski https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ypKdvDnXdQJW
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Guys, I used to be a member here years ago....I have followed Fred, Matt, Perry, Richard, etc. I'm no expert but ill say this...theres not gonna be any convection on the coast to inhibit storms further north...im in south Texas building a Fed Ex and we have 40-55 mph gust...this low pressure means business...this is just a hunch...but I have a bad feeling we'll see a couple of long-lived supper cells any where from North of Demopolis to say South of Winfield...Im afraid this one will sneak up on some folks...just my two cents
The maximum shear hasn't even been realized yet, now CAPE does drop off a bit further east.
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Alabama is going to come down to how much instability is there.
RainyMorning
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Stuff getting real on Gage Shaw's feed.
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Lower level jet after dark this time of year...
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A lot of these southeastern events for some reason are rather east-loaded in the risk area; so many events with marginal reports in the highest risk but a concentration of reports in the eastern end. Never underestimate AL/MS in the overnight hours...
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It's going to become more unstable as the night goes on...
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Where's his feed at?
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Gage Shaw's feed, yall!
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Just saw Gage Shaw drive into a tornado (I think Peek was with him or in the other chase vehicle).