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Severe Weather Threat 12.26-12.29.2024

Pretty sure there is a CC drop on the new TOR for Tillmans Corner.
Yep. Was just noticing that. Would track across the southern part of Mobile if it maintains itself.
 
I've noticed this on the HRRR and NAM/3km NAM. Is there any particular reason as to why the SCP/STP don't match up to where the storms are? I have noticed that trend over the past few years and just assumed it's because of lack of CAPE further northward. However, I'm beginning to wonder if there's another reason. Question is for someone more fluent in forecast models than I am.
 
I've noticed this on the HRRR and NAM/3km NAM. Is there any particular reason as to why the SCP/STP don't match up to where the storms are? I have noticed that trend over the past few years and just assumed it's because of lack of CAPE further northward. However, I'm beginning to wonder if there's another reason. Question is for someone more fluent in forecast models than I am.
Dunno, but have noticed this also. There are times when it does verify but it often doesn't. My only guess is somehow the models are not synchronizing convection and convective parameters.
 
18Z NAM and HRRR continue to show a lot of UH. NAM still underconvects but shows similar precip depiction - multiple rounds of strong to severe convection.
HRRRSE_con_uphlysw_048.pngNAMNSTSE_con_uphlysw_057.png
 
Two areas of interest for me currently. Both have rotation.

Cell just NW of Petal, and cell east of Ellisville. East of Ellisville needs a warning.
 
Wowsers SE of Laurel. Strong couplet moving NE.
 
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