OHWX97
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I almost thought that might've been a debris ball on reflectivity a little bit ago, but a quick look at correlation coefficient relieved that fear. Such an invaluable tool.
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Severe Weather Threat 12.26-12.29.2024
- Thread starter JBishopwx
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Absolutely amazing how useful CC and dual-pol has been. Incredible technology.
KevinH
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Line hasn't hit me yet... I am on the GA side of the AL/GA border.
Clancy always beats me to the punch when I post new info.... so I give him crap about it. He laughs. I laugh. The toaster laughs. I shoot the toaster. You know... ha
What did the toaster ever do?
KevinH
Member
Seems like west of Union Springs may need to be watched
KevinH
Member
Nothing. I have been up for almost 24 hours so I am a little out of itWhat did the toaster ever do?
I will go to bed after this line passes though
KevinH
Member
Mesoscale Discussion 2313
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 722, 723 continues.
SUMMARY...Primary corridor of tornado potential through the pre-dawn hours should exist from southeast of Montgomery, east-northeast along the I-85 to I-75 corridors in Alabama/Georgia.
DISCUSSION...After merger of a long-track supercell with the extensive QLCS near the Montgomery area of AL, an embedded bowing structure with mesovortices has formed and recently produced a brief TDS per the MXX 88D. The downstream evolution of this bow/mesovortices will likely contain greater tornado potential within WWs 722/723 during the next few hours. The MXX VWP has sampled a rather enlarged low-level hodograph with 0-1 km shear from 35-40 kts. MLCAPE around 500 J/kg should gradually spread east-northeast as surface dew points slowly increase through the mid 60s from southeast AL/south GA.
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 722, 723 continues.
SUMMARY...Primary corridor of tornado potential through the pre-dawn hours should exist from southeast of Montgomery, east-northeast along the I-85 to I-75 corridors in Alabama/Georgia.
DISCUSSION...After merger of a long-track supercell with the extensive QLCS near the Montgomery area of AL, an embedded bowing structure with mesovortices has formed and recently produced a brief TDS per the MXX 88D. The downstream evolution of this bow/mesovortices will likely contain greater tornado potential within WWs 722/723 during the next few hours. The MXX VWP has sampled a rather enlarged low-level hodograph with 0-1 km shear from 35-40 kts. MLCAPE around 500 J/kg should gradually spread east-northeast as surface dew points slowly increase through the mid 60s from southeast AL/south GA.
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KevinH
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TOG for the newly warned storm
KevinH
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This cell now has out down two ground confirmed (TOG) tornadoes
CC drops have been observed on several occasions.
KevinH
Member
I think I am about to go to bed...
KevinH
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and this just became TOG
KevinH
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SVR for the county next to me
Shakespeare 2016
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Some of these tornadoes from today left some really nasty damage in several communities.
