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

No, the SPC had questions about how the morning convection would affect the afternoon outbreak. As it was, much of TN & all of KY was spared by lingering rainfall.
the crazy thing is the morning squall line event alone would have been enough for a high risk to verify... although i guess much of it would have counted on the previous day's outlook because it rolled through before 7am
 
I dreamed last night that I was telling people about the upcoming threat and they wouldn't listen to me. That's honestly how I feel sometimes.
 
Morning convection is more south and occurs later than in previous runs. Looks like it's also further east so it may have less impact? We'll have to wait for the full run.
In my opinion this run actually has so much more crapvection over the state. Not sure I buy it since I can’t find an EML on any sounding so far. But if this verified verbatim it would dampen the threat somewhat.

It has a big MCS sitting in southern central Alabama for hours
 
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I was about to call this a major downtrend... until I realized those are supercells and the atmosphere has somehow recovered on these runs.
The issue is those cells are going to run straight into a possible cold pool that big rain shield has generated.

This is an unreliable run though this far out. But this could be a big signal right here.
 
Convection, although severe, from the morning round, would theoretically help decrease instability. However, instability still fills in rapidly behind it, which goes to show some of the floor and ceiling discussions we were having earlier. I certainly hope this outcome will verify, but will have to wait and see.
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