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Severe WX Severe Wx Outbreak March 1st- 3rd, 2023 - Southern States, MS/OH/TN Valley
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Been awhile since I've seen a maxed out updrafts swath 
Some healthy cells near Shreveport growing, they'll probably end up being your trouble makers here in the future. Whether they go tornadic who knows lol, very weak and broad rotation now if any
Mesocyclone on the storm near vandervoort Arkansas keeps strengthening with each frame 
It looks to have weakened somewhat on the most recent couple of scans.
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Yep and that’s a clean look to its south. May go crazy.
It's already bowing out. With that fairly fast motion (46 knots, according to the newest warning on it), I wouldn't be surprised if this thing ends up reaching (mini(?)-)derecho status before too long.
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Got a large hail core on it
Supercell northeast of Shreveport has finally shedded off some of the merging and interference been trying to get some robust rotation but has been hindered seems to be good now.
GR2AE's Maximum Expected Hail Size (MEHS) setting suggests a hail size of up to around 2.96 inches in that core.
Good grief man. Lol that's some gorilla hail. wait gorilla hail is larger than that hahah
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That Mount Ida, AR storm sure is trying to get it together.
Check out the reflectivity spikes that's indicative of very large hail on radar. Massive hail in that storm 
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Rotation on it is pretty broad at the moment.
That despite it curling up into a classic hook shape.
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And it just went tornado warned.
Its been fairly tame so far, LLJ will probably be strengthening here soon so I'd watch for a uptick. Hopefully not but its probably inevitable
Let's hope this is not a repeat of the tornado emergency situation from a couple years ago that was just a scud cloud.
Looks like there's no tight rotation. Is there any ground truth?
Looks like there's no tight rotation. Is there any ground truth?