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Severe Weather Threat November 24-25, 2025

Storm near Grenada, MS is producing a lot of lightning. Might need to be watched for a possible tornado warning down the pipeline.
 
Also, has anyone else noticed how the radar thru RadarScope looks smoother or more raw looking? I can't figure out what they did.
 
Timing for storm passing thru Coffeeville, MS as it heads NE at 40mph.
 

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See what I mean. This is off the HRRR 002Z run hour. I mean that either is a one run fluke or it tells another story in Limestone/Madison Co.and other North ALabama counties east of I-65 Will watch next hours run.
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Hoping for no nighttime surprises this far north, tomorrow looks interesting but fingers crossed instability stays pretty marginal until the sun comes up. Warm front is still pretty far south but advection always seems to happen a bit faster than expected.
 
See what I mean. This is off the HRRR 002Z run hour. I mean that either is a one run fluke or it tells another story in Limestone/Madison Co.and other North ALabama counties east of I-65 Will watch next hours run.
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Often times, those localized maximums in SCP/STP parameters come from storms themselves and the micro-environment they produce. The larger regions of yellow values are what would be considered your "true" areal SCP/STP.
 


Jordan Hall has rapidly become my least favorite chaser this year, and it's not even close. Referring to running a red light as "clearing" it has to be the most self important cringe crap I've seen in a very long time.

He was probably scrambling to go fly his drone inside someone's private residence and then lecture the homeowners about copyright law.
 
CIPS' CWASP puts out an 85% contour tomorrow afternoon over parts of Alabama, and the 80% parameters carry into western GA during the evening. Definitely indicative of a possible sneaky overperformer.
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Warm front lifting gradually on RAP; little showers south of Jackson certainly have instability to work with and I guess could grow, but curious to see how far north the leading edge of surface instability intersects with the heftier edge of the line. Lots of lightning and heavy rain either way... now to just avoid the scattered nighttime leading edge tornadoes we seem to always get stuck with

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