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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16

Here’s an example of how the LLJ could help in mixing out the EML, this sounding is taken at 7:00am Saturday.

See the EML? now notice what happens at 750mb, and now look to the right at the wind barbs, particularly at the elevated wind speeds at the same level.

The LLJ erodes the EML at a depth of 700-750mb, it’s advecting moist air into it which causes a pinch off, this makes it easier for convection to break through the cap.

This hardly happens at all in the plains which is why you need far higher instability and stronger forcing at those locations to have OWS convection.
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Current Day 3 Moderate area diffently has high potential. I'm curious on how the messy convection potential in the morning plays out and for how long....? And recovery time....?
I see two potential zones Saturday for Supercell activity.
1.) Portions of Ky/Southern Indiana
2.) Then obviously the MDT risk area
 
If you're in a
Atlanta should be fine at that hour
If you're in Missouri Valley, you should be paying attention torrow. Really looks bad in the mid south. I plan on spending most of the day on this board and on the radar app Saturday.

We spent a lot of time comparing events to 427 2011 and we forget all about what with things like what happened two weeks before that
 
When will we get a better idea about these possible supercells or storms that could come through early Saturday morning? My brother lives in Montgomery and I would like to give him a heads up before he goes to bed tommorow night if this is a possibility.
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I would just go ahead and tell him its a possibility now and let him take it from there. Central Alabama is not in a good place for this set up :/
 
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