Severe Severe Threat April 5th-7th

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I quit WxBell - how does the FL panhandle look on JB's NAM map?
 
GFS is about 4 hours faster than the NAM and EURO is about 2 hours slower than the GFS

Yep gfs implies less of a secondary threat being that fast . Could be correct as the euro isn't that far behind .

NAM is the slowest which raises red flags and because it's the NAM


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Local mets are saying more rain in the morning with round 1 of storms for the TN Valley would help to stabilize the atmosphere for the afternoon round 2 of storms. But, they are watching forecast guidance slowing the system, possibly allowing for significant instability to develop across the entire state of AL. They are still uncertain, watching and waiting.
 
Local mets are saying more rain in the morning with round 1 of storms for the TN Valley would help to stabilize the atmosphere for the afternoon round 2 of storms. But, they are watching forecast guidance slowing the system, possibly allowing for significant instability to develop across the entire state of AL. They are still uncertain, watching and waiting.

I'm no met and severe weather isn't really my thing but I don't agree with that at all. Almost all guidance is showing a fairly volatile atmosphere after the morning storms which by the way will be booking it NE . It's not like the models are showing a slow progression with the morning storms . If that were the case I could see the argument that they might stabilize the atmosphere some. But that's not the case


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