Clancy
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Was a high-profile, High Risk day for AL, but we were on the edge of the risk, which had gotten trimmed down just before it hit.Yeah the Newnan EF-4 from a few years ago was on a slight risk day I believe
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Was a high-profile, High Risk day for AL, but we were on the edge of the risk, which had gotten trimmed down just before it hit.Yeah the Newnan EF-4 from a few years ago was on a slight risk day I believe
I do wonder what it would take for the SPC to go with the dreaded 60% hatched area for violent tornadoes. I know it has happened once in 200ybut that was before the EF-SCALE started being used.Was a high-profile, High Risk day for AL, but we were on the edge of the risk, which had gotten trimmed down just before it hit.
Cookville is the most recent freak example of a violent tornado happening in a very marginal threat day.
Never will that instance not be insane.
I do wonder what it would take for the SPC to go with the dreaded 60% hatched area for violent tornadoes. I know it has happened once in 200ybut that was before the EF-SCALE started being used.
just went svr. nothing to choke it from the south so this one might be a little late night surprise.This storm over Perry Co. is getting better-defined.
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Tornado possible tag on it so they're definitely watching it.just went svr. nothing to choke it from the south so this one might be a little late night surprise.
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I know April 14, 2012 was very close as well. There was a 45% hatched area for violent tornadoes from S Central Kansas to like Central Nebraska. It didn't perform as well as others thought but it still was at least a high-end moderate risk or low-end high risk.Winterset, IA 2022 (although that only really appeared marginal in the days leading up to it, SPC did introduce a 10% contour during one of the Day 1 updates prior to the event).
One thing I'm learning is how important lapse rates and 3CAPE are.
Frankly, I'm a little surprised they didn't use it on 4/27/11. Maybe simply the then relatively fresh (5 years) memory of the fact that the one time they had used it previously (4/7/2006) didn't really live up to being that bad (it was still a substantial outbreak, but would have been adequately covered by a "normal" high risk (30% hatched).
Well in the guy’s defense, he/she is probably no older than 12, lol.
1st TOR in a couple hours and 1st TOR in Alabama for this event (I think??)Upgrade to TOR in 3….2….
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