Seems like with this one, the ceiling for more tornadoes is lower then the last one, but the ceiling for stronger/long tracked Ones is higher
Agreed anything that gets going ahead of the better forcing could go for a while. Just wondering if the warm sector starts getting multicellular and messySeems like with this one, the ceiling for more tornadoes is lower then the last one, but the ceiling for stronger/long tracked Ones is higher
This is right on the edge of the 3k’s range. Not to say it should be completely discounted, I’m sure reflectivity could actually look this way, but we know the 3k likes to toss out apocalypse scenarios. It may have the right idea tho, here’s a GFS warm sector sounding for a random MS location in the current outlined enhanced area.
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Facebook gives me eye cancerThose FB comments...
As with any severe weather event, storms like these don't affect everyone! Good lort.
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7pm local time, end of 3km NAM run from 12Z
Higher ceiling for strong/long track tors, I would assume likely less total. as @Myfrotho704_ has said may see crapvectionJust starting looking at the weather thread seriously. So it looks like Thursday has a higher ceiling than last week's event is that right?
Seems like with a lack of CAP, that it’s going to get messy quick, but at the same time, it seems like a much more dangerous situation due to the fact that there will be interaction everywhere. Tornadoes could be hidden in rain. (Rain wrapped)The kinematics are up there with Easter Sunday from last year in the SE. but like I said before, how messy will it get ? Most likely will be a few supercells and otherwise a mess Like usual, and those supercells carry the most tornado potential