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This looks like a pretty significant southward/ eastward advancing MCS event with a multitude of damaging wind reports.
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 4/6-4/7/18
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Please pin this thread to the top.
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The SPC now mentions the possibility for an upgrade to enhanced.
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Looks like SPC pulled out the enhanced risk for tommorow.
Kory
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Quite a potent MCS indicated on the models tomorrow/tomorrow night.
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That sure is a sharp cutoff in West Alabama. I am guessing that is because the cape is having a difficult time going north as you go east. Interesting how the surface low still has that strung out look...I am not sure this is a done deal yet in central/north Al.
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It is always just a baseline. It usually changes.
rolltide_130
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The problem I see with a more significant North AL threat is how hard the cold front surges almost due S tomorrow. Seems like it overpowers everything and prevents a more organized surface low.
That is a very good point, it does look like the front could just overtake the line.
rolltide_130
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Yeah a cold front as strong as that isn't something you really want for severe weather. That just crashes in and messes with the setup.
Gus
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My roof and 3 cars damaged from the March 9 storm. No more, please.
rolltide_130
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This shouldn't be a major issue for North Alabama. This will be confined south and west of here.
Bama Ravens
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Bama Ravens
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rolltide_130
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Stuck north of the warm front today. 52 here while it's in the 70s just about 2 hours further south.
This has been the theme all winter and spring for us..
This has been the theme all winter and spring for us..
Kory
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74 for a high here.
SilentShadow87
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Reports of 2-inch hail causing damage in Morris County, TX. Storm is tornado warned but hail is probably the bigger threat at this point.
CheeselandSkies
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That storm is right-moving pretty hard and has had a consistent, if relatively modest, couplet (although it is a fair distance from KSHV, but moving toward it).
Athens GA has the same dewpoint as TCL Alabama...instability just not coming east.