brianc33710
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Tornado warning for NW Tuscaloosa County. This is north of Tuscaloosa city though.
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16
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AJS
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I mean; look what happened in Mississippi. It was definitely warranted.
akt1985
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Is anyone noticing a hook forming near Fayetteville, Tennessee? Or is it just me?
Mr. Clark
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And the polygon was weird. 75% of the folks in the warned area had virtually no chance of being affected by the worst part of the storm.
US_Highway15
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New MCD:
"SUMMARY...Multiple supercells capable of intense to potentially
violent tornadoes to persist into the evening.
DISCUSSION...A line of supercells continues from east-central
Alabama to south-central Mississippi. Most of these supercells have
a history of tornadoes including a few intense to potentially
violent tornadoes. The environment ahead of these supercells remains
very favorable for tornadoes with 1500 to 2000 J/kg MLCAPE per SPC
mesoanalysis and 0-1km SRH in excess of 300 m2/s2 per GWX VWP. This
yields a STP value around 5 which is forecast to shift east with
these storms through the evening. Convective trends have shown rapid
strong to intense tornado development in supercells with unimpeded
inflow and circulation disruption when surrounding
showers/thunderstorms impede this inflow. Expect this pattern to
continue into the early evening with the greatest concern being
supercells with clear inflow of at least mid 60s dewpoints.
The threat for intense to potentially violent tornadoes will persist
from these supercells as long as they can remain ahead of the
developing line of storms across central Mississippi. Based on
current storm motions, they should remain ahead of this line of
storms into the early evening."
Bwer on Tuscaloosa storm. Injesting more junk convection now
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Seems like the storms die out every time once they get to i20 in misssissippi, the one in Alabama looking tough
AJS
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This outbreak isn’t even close to over. Don’t let your guard down yet.
LoopingHodos
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Right on cue. Hopefully it resolves pretty quickly and runs out of fuel.
This is so weird. I really hope a meteorologist corrects me and tells me i'm completely misreading the situation that is playing out, but I think the CAPE in your area is going to skyrocket as this system moves in.
TornadoFan
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Another tornado on the ground near Soso.
sak
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we'll see. it's not like you can't have quite a few tornadoes in moderate risks, or even enhanced risks.
i don't see how you can look at atmospheric profile and the junk convection in places like jasper or cullman and think that a moderate risk wouldn't be sufficient. but that's just me.
akt1985
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And we have our first Tornado Warning of the day for Middle Tennessee east of Murfreesboro. For now, it’s radar indicated.
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I am not seeing a hook. There is an updraft but looks more like straightline rather than a rotating storm.
Too much junk convection filling in on the inflow of the Tuscaloosa storm.
Impressive couplet though actually.
Impressive couplet though actually.
SmokeEater
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Tuscaloosa couplet tightening up fast.
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I said that and they issued a TW for it.
cell near brilliant is trying to reform inflow notch
Despite that, intense couplet continues.
