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Severe Weather Threat - November 29th-30th, 2022

Weird, weird, weird. Again, I expected much higher-end supercell behavior today. But each event is different, that's what makes this fascinating.

I wonder if the notably meager low-level lapse rates might have something to do with things somehow...
 
14 tornado reports on the unfiltered SPC page; if enough are separate tornadoes and we get a couple EF2s I feel like we will wind up coming close to verifying even if the LLJ doesn't wind up spinning up tons of tornadoes into AL as stuff gets closer (which tends to happen in a huge number of events) - SPC was probably right at this point holding off on the high though in retrospect
 
I certainly won't be complaining if the storms keep quiet for the rest of the night, considering the environmental potential we are dealing with, though it's never good to trust the nighttime portion of these kinds of events to behave.
 
Earlier Columbus storm no longer exists, it collapsed into a blob of showers. Ramped up really fast and then died even faster, must have been some sort of localized boundary there.
CC drop perhaps indicating a Leafnado as the circulation collapsed? Tis that time of year.
 
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