Mind sharing the link to that tool?
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16
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Western_KS_Wx
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Some more pictures and video of the Taylorsville tornado. Definitely significant.
UpperLevelLOL
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Thanksgivingbrown
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Baseball sized hail being reported near Tuscumbia, Al
I was looking at that. Hopefully it stays south of scooba.
Kds86z
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Warned
UpperLevelLOL
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So much for that HRRR failure more, these aren't lining out. Sadly that means this will continue to be a high ceiling event over the next few hours
akt1985
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I’m seeing an area of heavy rain east of the supercell headed towards Florence. Hopefully that will cut off the flow to the storm.
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What's NWS Jackson's policy on tornado emergencies? There's gotta be a population minimum or something because they're being extremely conservative with these warnings.
Jpgood97
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Looks like we got spared imo. Instability never made it, never had sunshine, too much cloud cover, and now more rain. Two thumbs up from me!
Not sure if they do have a specific policy; they issued a TORE for a very rural area earlier.
UpperLevelLOL
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Gotta hit certain VROT velocities, and so far we haven't seen that yet with these storms
Kds86z
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Thanks. I wonder when peak of this event is
Still haven’t broke 60 deg DP imby
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We still have SEVERAL more hours before we can even think about giving an all clear for North Alabama. Do not let your guard down.
AJS
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3–6 PM was the forecasted peak of this event.
If the weather radar I was working with only updated every six to eight minutes, I'd be struggling to issue warnings too.
(I'm sorry, I had to mention how much their radar sucks. Not only does it make it incredibly frustrating to follow the storms from a weather enthusiast's POV, but it's also incredibly dangerous for the people who rely on timely warning dissemination.)