Actually a few strong updrafts up there
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat - February 15-16, 2023
- Thread starter Lake Martin EF4
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Could you post some pics?
This is probably a worst case scenario if there it a boundary or something on the i59 corridor. They may bump up a moderate for that area. That's truly impressive
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Yeah that looks very nasty! If that materializes we are in for a long bad day.
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Would you mind posting the updraft helicty? Granted it’s not guaranteed that’s where we get tornadoes but I am curious to see what that looks like
There may be multiple long track supercells and accompanying strong tornadoes just along that typically Tuscaloosa Birmingham path today. I've never been
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Dude it’s going to be rough up here too… This might be quite the outbreak with multiple strong tornadoes in AL and TN
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I believe a boundary may have been laid over my area last night unfortunately. We had some nasty storms roll through around 1am
Boundaries usually move some probably won't be over the same area the storms decayed. A look at satellite imagery and surface maps will help determine that later this morning though.
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That’s part of what concerns me. It didn’t rain very much so the storm did not decay over top of us per se. I’ll be curious to see where those boundaries are later. I don’t think there’s a question that we’re going to have problems today.
Good morning, taking a look everything. I fear this is going to be a bad day. At least an upgrade to mod is likely...maybe high for parts of west Al.
@Richardjacks what's your analysis so far. It seems some robust convection will develop a long that corridor a question we were asking yesterday if it would around peak heating.
I knew it. Thanks, I gotta bust my butt and get out of work
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I haven't been paying super close attention since I went to sleep and then work, but it doesn't seem like anything too bad has happened overnight. No long-lasting, clear TDSs (although most of the tornado-warned storms have been in horrible radar holes) and no reports of major damage that I know of.
However, you are right, the HRRR is very ominous (surprisingly so, to me) for Alabama and portions of neighboring states this afternoon and has been consistent with that over quite a few runs now. Again at risk of hyperbole, but some of the simulated reflectivity looks disturbingly like a "4/27 lite."
However, you are right, the HRRR is very ominous (surprisingly so, to me) for Alabama and portions of neighboring states this afternoon and has been consistent with that over quite a few runs now. Again at risk of hyperbole, but some of the simulated reflectivity looks disturbingly like a "4/27 lite."
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KNQA/Memphis radar is down
There's already breaks over The sky over Birmingham. We're about to get baked in sunlight
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One of those helicity tracks goes directly over my house. I know they aren’t gospel and doesn’t mean it will be right there, but sometimes those tracks verify (at least sorta close anyways to the prediction at least). Definitely a hang out in the storm shelter day for us if anything develops. Y’all stay safe
One of those helicity tracks goes directly over my house. I know they aren’t gospel and doesn’t mean it will be right there, but sometimes those tracks verify (at least sorta close anyways to the prediction at least). Definitely a hang out in the storm shelter day for us if anything develops. Y’all stay safe
