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The weather is about to get really active with severe weather.
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You know its a slow severe wx season when folks are getting excited for summer MCSs a week out, while a tropical storm is knocking on the Gulf Coast.If we want a severe season that's not absolutely crushing record low numbers, this system's gonna have to produce. Doesn't look like much more than a brief spin-up tor threat for here as of now, but this could be a fairly substantial MCS threat as it stands. Maybe out in the plains this may be a bit more in the way of tornado reports though.
You know its a slow severe wx season when folks are getting excited for summer MCSs a week out, while a tropical storm is knocking on the Gulf Coast.![]()
Euro says "what severe weather event?"
Where? I see MCS potential across the Ohio Valley but I see nothing of note across Dixie.Eh, that’s not true. It does show a severe weather event.
Enhanced Risk on the Day 1 across Central AL into West Georgia due to wind threat. Outflow boundaries from that overnight MCS in AR/TN/MS are expected to be a focal point for some big storms this afternoon.
I haven't really been paying attention so I was a bit surprised to see the ENH risk when I happened to check the Day 1 this morning.
They started with a slight risk then upgraded it.