CoreyTheSecond
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Sun trying to break out in Atlanta, but a few pop up storms are headed back towards the area.
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Severe Severe Threat April 5th-7th
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Parker
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Holycrap, tennis ball size hail likely?! That is one thing in my entire life that I have never seen is hail any larger than a dime or quarter. Thats a pretty serious watch, I'm right by that 3000 cape area! Its 81 degrees here right now
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Oh, because of what I heard earlier, I'm definitely not calling the PDS tornado watch a total bust but at least in my case, part 2 might split my area as I said above. The serious stuff that did manage to develop out of the light rain tracked right to my north and the storms that have a history of being tornado producers might end up heading right to my south to wrap up this part.
If it's gonna develop it better hurry up
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RollTide18
Member
Hopefully the dry air can win out
Bama Ravens
Member
JP Dice talking about the window for development in west AL is pretty short because dry air/lower DPs are closing in on the area being watched for development.
GeorgiaGirl
Member
There are some storms beginning to fire in Tennessee but I see none to the south. I'd be perfectly fine with part 2 not even being a major thunderstorm and there not being a part 3. That was what I was really worried about.
pcbjr
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IMHO we've had enough down in the SE already this year (last update earlier today) -
pcbjr
Member
Holy Kamoley 
time sensitive btw
time sensitive btw
Bama Ravens
Member
You can see the dry air moving in. Tuscaloosa dew point has dropped to 65.
yep the CU field is developing but still need a little kick. Most models didn't have a second line really getting going until about halfway across Al
DadOfJax
Member
Oh the backlash for a bust today might be the worst any Met has ever seen.
Parker
Member
I'll admit I am getting a bit nervous about the development. Got the radar on auto refresh and waiting on it to kickoff
Is southeast TN out of threat? Confused they just issued a tornado watch?
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Again I wouldn't call the PDS tornado watch a full on bust in Georgia/South Carolina but the rain that developed near Macon has helped hold it down somewhat.
Boy would it look bad for that other Tornado Watch that was JUST issued to have NO thunderstorms develop at all in some of it though.
Boy would it look bad for that other Tornado Watch that was JUST issued to have NO thunderstorms develop at all in some of it though.
RollTide18
Member
I hope the storms don't fire too much down this way
GeorgiaGirl
Member
It's cooled down here now. I think whatever tornado threat here might be over for now (thanks to that rain that developed) BUT....I do believe I might have a severe thunderstorm hit soon, going by HRRR (it does say that the line that did have a history of tornadoes will end up coming over me).
People saying it wont develop. Talk about a lack of awareness. Dots popping up