tornado examiner
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That’s a bad sign. Like i said, cold front smash is not likely. It’s still stationary for now.I've noticed a trend on the radar. The storms are racing to the northeast over the same area, but not moving much east at all.
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That’s a bad sign. Like i said, cold front smash is not likely. It’s still stationary for now.I've noticed a trend on the radar. The storms are racing to the northeast over the same area, but not moving much east at all.
It’s strong enough to keep the crap out, but weak and shallow enough to only let through strong updrafts.Yeah I am fairly sure that cap is stronger than what was progged at least for this hour.
Yeah definetly, kind of expected after yesterday’s soundings as well. I’m sure as WAA continues, that moist layer will rise too.Yeah I am fairly sure that cap is stronger than what was progged at least for this hour.
Hell.So I fell asleep hard last night because I plan to be awake tonight for my friends and family in eastern AL. Can anyone give me a cliff notes version of what transpired last night?
Multiple intense tornadoes in Missouri and Arkansas, and a monster in Mississippi.So I fell asleep hard last night because I plan to be awake tonight for my friends and family in eastern AL. Can anyone give me a cliff notes version of what transpired last night?
I didn't get to see the Mississippi one i fell asleep for that one, my friend told me about it, is there any velocity screenshots for that one?Multiple intense tornadoes in Missouri and Arkansas, and a monster in Mississippi.
That's what I am thinking...not good.It’s strong enough to keep the crap out, but weak and shallow enough to only let through strong updrafts.
Basically, 6 or 7 different semi training but super discrete supercells drop a multitude of long track strong tornadoes for 6 hours straight.So I fell asleep hard last night because I plan to be awake tonight for my friends and family in eastern AL. Can anyone give me a cliff notes version of what transpired last night?
Irrelevant almost ignorable run, seems unlikely as the cold front hasn’t moved yetSo what is the thinking here of the last few HRRR runs being a bit more linear? A trend or a bad run?
The HRRR and any model is of mostly little use at this point, because most of the storms will be dictated based on tiny mesoscale and boundary interactions today that the models can't see. It's a nowcast time.So what is the thinking here of the last few HRRR runs being a bit more linear? A trend or a bad run?
Also the hrr doesn't show much of a cap like we are seeing...so the first/leading convection it shows prob isnt going to happenThe HRRR and any model is of mostly little use at this point, because most of the storms will be dictated based on tiny mesoscale and boundary interactions today that the models can't see. It's a nowcast time.
Which one there's three tornado warningsAlso the Louisiana storm may have a tornado down. Cc drop
That, and the HRRR has been doing that since last night. The SPC probably believes the OWS is going to open up vs what the HRRR has been showing.The HRRR and any model is of mostly little use at this point, because most of the storms will be dictated based on tiny mesoscale and boundary interactions today that the models can't see. It's a nowcast time.