Severe Weather Threat 4/27-4/28

[Muwx]

The Springfield storm looks like it's taking on more of a supercelluar shape.

Constant thunder on the SW side of Springfield. It looks mean.

 

[eep]

Supercell rotating nicely near Versailles Missouri. Might get rammed by crapvection south of it though.

 

[VultureDirge89]

Is anybody able to post the 20z hrrr simulated radar, just for posterity sake if it actually verifies.

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

 

[akt1985]

Right now there are severe thunderstorms occurring well north of the boundary in southern lower Michigan.

 

[Ledian]

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

That's got me concerned now. I hope it doesn't play out like that...

 

[TornadoFan]

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

 

[UpperLevelLOL]

Sure seems like we’re right at the precipice of this thing kicking off if it’s ever gonna actually do it

 

[genie]

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

Funny coincidence that I was listening to "Keep Em Separated" by The Offspring as you posted this. Look at all those perfectly spaced cells. That is an all timer HRRR run.

 

[akt1985]

A few isolated cells are trying to get going in north Mississippi now.

 

[UncleJuJu98]

That's got me concerned now. I hope it doesn't play out like that...

Yup, that's why I thought it was important to post, if crap hits the fan. Because that's a crazy look

 

[slenker]

The cap must be really doing its job right now, barely anything in the southern regions of the threat area.

 

[tennessee storm chaser]

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

Low resolution because the internet has been acting like it's 2003 today, but here you go:

Mother of God

 

[TornadoFan]

Versailles, MO storm now has a tornado warning on it. Pretty discreate.

 

[tennessee storm chaser]

The cap must be really doing its job right now, barely anything in the southern regions of the threat area.

That lower level jet ramps up next hour or so 90lts will do it

 

[Tennie]

It looks like the supercell near Versailles, MO, could threaten Jefferson City within the next half-hour or so.

 

[WeathermanLeprechaun]

The PDS watch makes sense. The EML has held on unexpectedly stronger than anticipated meaning that conditional prefrontal development would fire in a more volatile environment than if they had a hour ago. I am concerned for a strong to violent tornado threat out of OWS/prefrontal convection in SE MO/W KY/S IL later. Conditional, but ceiling is HIGH given the LLJ after dark. Down south, personally, I'm finding to conditional.

 

[Tennie]

On a more humorous note, it seems that Max Velocity's chat has been having an argument about how the name of the Missouri town of Versailles should be correctly pronounced (mainly "ver-sails" vs. "ver-sigh"). It caused enough confusion to Max that he ended up declaring that he'll just stick with "ver-sails" going forward.

 

[TornadoFan]

New tornado watch out for Illinois. DOn't know the probs on it yet.

 

[Kds86z]

 

[TornadoFan]

That storm near Taos, Missouri went up FAST.