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Hoping the ef5 drought isn't broken tomorrow. ? insane parametersTomorrow is unfortunately looking like it may be one of those terrible days for those in/around northern Louisana, far eastern TX, southern Arkansas, and Mississippi especially in seeing some of the CAMs pick up on a significant, initial round of supercells well before any of the main action gets underway later in the afternoon and evening. That's usually something you only see w/ the really bad outbreaks like late Apr 2011, etc.![]()
Should be the 1st high risk and PDS watches of the year tomorrow.Y'all, I've clicked for sounding 10 times in N LA, SE AR, W MS, and every. single. one. was PDS tornado. Hr 27 NAM
Agreed.Should be the 1st high risk and PDS watches of the year tomorrow.
Because more instability. I was talking yesterday and the day before that i thought instability was being under done. And it seems models are picking up on more instability now.Someone can check me on this, but I believe this run of the NAM ramps it back up a little quicker than the 18z did. Central AL with more PDS soundings
Holy **** the NAM just dropped the mic!! Some of y’all talking about dropping to slight, NAM Days upgrade to moderate!
Go to spc's website a look at tstorms events on the left side and look for the date. This event doesn't compare to april 27 2011 though. That event was once in a generation. But the event tomorrow is significant nonethelessQuestion, does anyone have any archive maps from before the April 2011 outbreak? Because I keep seeing it mentioned a lot now.
For alabama? The 3km nam doesn't show that anymore.NAM is still showing the Gulf convention killing the first line and the second wave forming.
Holy hell I want no part of this here in ATL. No no nouh oh
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Holy hell I want no part of this here in ATL. No no no
Holy hell I want no part of this here in ATL. No no no
Is instability usually underdone with systems like these ?If instability is still underdone. Then alabama may have a pretty significant event. Even a little bit more will be big.
Looks awful for Louisiana tomorrow. Wish we had some posters from there. I don't think they are used to having tornadoes there, either.