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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 4/2/17-4/3/17

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MD 0400 CONCERNING SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH UNLIKELY FOR PORTIONS OF SOUTH-CENTRAL/SOUTHEAST LA



Mesoscale Discussion 0400
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0905 AM CDT Sun Apr 02 2017

Areas affected...Portions of south-central/southeast LA

Concerning...Severe potential...Watch unlikely

Valid 021405Z - 021530Z

Probability of Watch Issuance...20 percent

SUMMARY...An isolated severe risk will exist through the morning
hours. Watch issuance is presently unlikely in the short-term,
though environmental/radar trends will continue to be monitored. The
severe risk will substantially increase later today.

DISCUSSION...Across the easternmost periphery of a warm advection
plume, an isolated cluster of intense storms is spreading eastward
across parts of south-central LA. This activity lies along a warm
frontal zone extending west-east across southern LA, which is slowly
advancing northward. With the 12Z LCH sounding indicating MLCAPE
around 2300 J/kg supported by around 8-C/km midlevel lapse rates
above a 15-g/kg mean mixing ratio, and minimal MLCINH, only minimal
low-level ascent has been necessary to support this activity. As
such, other isolated storms may also form over this segment of the
warm frontal zone during the next few hours, as modest diurnal
heating occurs, while the aforementioned thunderstorm cluster
continues spreading eastward. While stronger wind profiles are
located to the west, around 35 kt of effective shear and 200 m2/s2
of effective SRH will support occasional supercell structures
capable of severe hail, wind, and possibly a tornado risk. However,
with stronger deep ascent located farther west, any severe risk
should be quite isolated this morning -- before a more substantial
increase in the severe risk occurs later today.

..Cohen/Hart.. 04/02/2017

...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product...

ATTN...WFO...LIX...LCH...

LAT...LON 29959228 30289249 30579218 30829144 30779076 30359044
30029070 29959228


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HRRR indicates potential for long tracking supercells across the free warm sector....oh boy.

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MD 0401 CONCERNING TORNADO WATCH 108... FOR SOUTH CENTRAL THROUGH SOUTHEAST TEXAS



Mesoscale Discussion 0401
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0944 AM CDT Sun Apr 02 2017

Areas affected...south central through southeast Texas

Concerning...Tornado Watch 108...

Valid 021444Z - 021645Z

The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 108 continues.

SUMMARY...Threat for tornadoes will persist in ww 108 through the
morning from south central through a part of southeast TX with
greatest near-term tornado threat across that part of southeast TX
including the northern part of the Houston county warning area.
Otherwise, damaging wind and large hail are also likely with the
stronger storms.

DISCUSSION...Greatest near-term tornado threat appears to be with
discrete supercells over the northern part of the Houston county
warning area where surface-based storms are interacting with the
favorably sheared environment, and large 0-1 km hodographs exist in
vicinity of the warm front. Farther west a squall line from near
Lampasas to just east of Cotulla is advancing east at 30 kt. While
damaging wind remains the primary threat with the line, QLCS
tornadoes with embedded meso-vortices are possible as this activity
continues east. Primary zone of deeper ascent along and north of the
upper jet axis should remain well inland of the south TX coast. The
12Z raob from Corpus Christi indicates a strong cap in place which
will likely persist. While the southern portion of the line will
likely continue to affect the northern part of the Corpus Christi
CWA, current indications are that the line will struggle to develop
much farther south which should precluded the need for a WW issuance
across south TX.

..Dial.. 04/02/2017

...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product...

ATTN...WFO...SHV...HGX...FWD...CRP...EWX...

LAT...LON 28319835 29439784 30249769 31019691 31969514 30659487
29989588 28319835


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Uh... brand new watch in TX/LA is 90/70 but they did not add the PDS wording. Isn't that sufficient for PDS? Perhaps an oversight?
 

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Honestly, the main threat area is looking pretty grungy and cluttered. Things are gonna have to improve storm mode wise in order for this event to reach its ceiling.
 

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I REALLY don't understand the high risk right now, radar trends are seeming to show things getting more cluttered atm which just makes all severe hazards less likely.

#boycottspc ??
^not really please don't.
 

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confirmed tornado headed towards logansport on the tx/la border right now. KSHV says confirmed tornado by radar, but analyst shows next to no low level rotation or debris signature from what i'm looking at.
 

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I am not buying a high risk either. Tomorrow looks clustered and messy as well. Really eyeballing Wednesday tho!

Yeah I think Wednesday is gonna be the big day (maybe of the entire season so far). I thought today could have been covered with a moderate risk, but I may end up putting my foot in my mouth.
 

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I am not buying a high risk either. Tomorrow looks clustered and messy as well. Really eyeballing Wednesday tho!
Gonna be hard to get a higher end severe event in Dixie tomorrow with the massive MCS moving through. Could be a potent damaging wind event, but I just don't see a tornado threat like the SPC is mentioning.
 

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Logansport, LA cell is the only thing that may have potential to really take off in the near term, and even it doesn't look all that healthy atm.
 

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I suspect something may be wonky with the LL wind profile. These storms are just not spinning much.
 
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