Are models still
Ok is there a model that initialized correctly that you could show? Are the models still showing supercell development east of 65 in TN?
They're all showing it but even the NMMB that had initialized well at 0z was crap.
Are models still
Ok is there a model that initialized correctly that you could show? Are the models still showing supercell development east of 65 in TN?
I will be surprised if Birmingham/Tuscaloosa have another Tornado Watch issued. There is absolutely nothing forming over Mississippi or western Alabama. One last storm moving through Shelby County and that should be a wrap for the Birmingham area. Threat continues for a couple more hours over the eastern counties... but even there... I'm not so sure we see a whole lot. Definitely looks like a GA/SC event.
No. A new watch will likely be issued in a few hours for AL/TN.So TN looks like it's clear then?
Definitely a developing tornado on that one, maybe already down. good catch.Oh geez it looks like something pretty significant is happening bear Johnston and Ward, SC. Huge, bright couplet.
I will be surprised if Birmingham/Tuscaloosa have another Tornado Watch issued. There is absolutely nothing forming over Mississippi or western Alabama. One last storm moving through Shelby County and that should be a wrap for the Birmingham area. Threat continues for a couple more hours over the eastern counties... but even there... I'm not so sure we see a whole lot. Definitely looks like a GA/SC event.
I'm seeing 62-65 dewpoints in the Cullman - Decatur - Athens- Pulaski line east.Anyone notice that Dew points that were rising in Northern Alabama are now falling?
I'm seeing 62-65 dewpoints in the Cullman - Decatur - Athens- Pulaski line east.
If KFFC gets hit by a tornado and also goes down for the day, we're utterly screwed.