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I noticed this phenomenon on August 9, 2021, a similar MCV setup in northern Illinois in which I saw what I consider my first "official" tornado, an EF1 near Kirkland. The storms were small (never really showed updraft helicity swaths on the HRRR runs the morning of) and the forecast hodographs screamed HP yet the tornadoes were quite visible (the tornado I caught was actually the most rain-wrapped of the bunch, not helped by my relatively great distance from it, about 2 1/2 miles). I made the mistake of not giving the setup enough credit even after seeing that tornado (as well as glimpsing the preceding brief EF0 near Esmond) and started for home, missing another storm that produced several more, and even more visible/photogenic/longer lived tornadoes in the same general area about 45 minutes later.
Unless that thing is riding a boundary, which it doesn't appear to be doing, I wouldn't be too worried about it. Nashville 00z sounding only had 95 1k srh
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