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

[tornado examiner]

What supercell are you referencing?

Just a certain…December storm.
Blunt response
The quad state supercell.
Just cause of how discrete it is and its placement.

 

[andyhb]

Think you absolutely need to consider a high risk for MO into IL given these recent CAM runs and the volatility of this setup today. St. Louis metro looks to be in a very dangerous spot later.

 

[jenilyn0722]

We are thinking of leaving the Birmingham area for the storms. Which way should we head? Thanks in advance.

 

[AJS]

Very spaced out supercells through Arkansas and Missouri.

 

[treypops]

NWS Memphis is downplaying the tornado threat.

 

[tennessee storm chaser]

Think you absolutely need to consider a high risk for MO into IL given these recent CAM runs and the volatility of this setup today. St. Louis metro looks to be in a very dangerous spot later.

Think bout west tn at this time

 

[AJS]

Think you absolutely need to consider a high risk for MO into IL given these recent CAM runs and the volatility of this setup today. St. Louis metro looks to be in a very dangerous spot later.

One supercell shown in the run almost looks as if it’s taking almost a direct aim at St. Louis.

 

[keithGA]

Wow.

 

[tennessee storm chaser]

NWS Memphis is downplaying the tornado threat.

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NWS Memphis is downplaying the tornado threat.

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[Richardjacks]

12z hrrr showing a more ows across central alabama, seems like there's not much reason to not upgrade to high

 

[tornado examiner]

12z hrrr showing a more ows across central alabama, seems like there's not much reason to not upgrade to high

Broyles decides

 

[wx_guy]

 

[Tennie]

I've managed to catch up with this thread. According to my local forecast, my area isn't expected to be hit by storms until around/after midnight or so, so I'm planning on making sure my phone and tablet are charged both while tracking today's storms and through the overnight hours. I would normally sleep in on the weekend, but now I'm thinking of getting up on my regular weekday time (around 6:30 or so) so that I will be able to track storms throughout tomorrow. At least, that's the current plan anyway (knock on wood!).

 

[tornado examiner]

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I smell PDS tornado warnings all day long…no big breaks for over 24 hours.

 

[TheSuckZone]

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Well that's disgusting

 

[Tennie]

I smell PDS tornado warnings all day long…no big breaks for over 24 hours.

Probably multiple Tornado Emergencies as well--but we shall see...

 

[keithGA]

As a GA resident I don't like how this went from a QLCS to a broken line over the past two runs.

 

[TornadoFan]

Broyles decides

He who controls the pink Sharpie.

 

[tornado examiner]

I’m actually now thinking we may indeed see two high risk days

 

[Kds86z]

I've managed to catch up with this thread. According to my local forecast, my area isn't expected to be hit by storms until around/after midnight or so, so I'm planning on making sure my phone and tablet are charged both while tracking today's storms and through the overnight hours. I would normally sleep in on the weekend, but now I'm thinking of getting up on my regular weekday time (around 6:30 or so) so that I will be able to track storms throughout tomorrow. At least, that's the current plan anyway (knock on wood!).

Be safe @Tennie