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April 14 Severe Threat

RBR71

RBR71

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Why not?! This one has potential, N/NE NC (probably further south like last weeks threat, the nice hail producer) and some areas in the deep south as well.... have at it.


One model's depiction
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Only marginal atm but I'm betting we see an upgrade to slight

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Monster bow echo along the nc/va border looks like a good bet. A potential circulation or 2 on the south end of the line may be possible Additionally any cells on their own along the i40 corridor could pose some hail threat.
 
SD said:
Monster bow echo along the nc/va border looks like a good bet. A potential circulation or 2 on the south end of the line may be possible Additionally any cells on their own along the i40 corridor could pose some hail threat.
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So the 3k NAM might be on to something...

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Crap
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These soundings in NE NC are very similar to those you would see along a dryline in the plains with low level Hodograph curvature and elongation/straightness in the mid and upper levels (for hail) might get a rare photogenic high based low Precipitation mothership tomorrow given the high streamwise vorticity in the low levels and strong mid and upper level winds FC10D4D2-C512-47F4-BC37-3F0D730852EA.png391BD014-590A-4EFE-9ED7-C8CF5438A2E2.pngADF3FE99-FFEF-4CB1-8B9C-C9CD3175A4B3.pngE267455E-8BAF-4292-BD2F-2D835772CEDF.png
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
These soundings in NE NC are very similar to those you would see along a dryline in the plains with low level Hodograph curvature and elongation/straightness in the mid and upper levels (for hail) might get a rare photogenic high based low Precipitation mothership tomorrow given the high streamwise vorticity in the low levels and strong mid and upper level winds View attachment 81811View attachment 81814View attachment 81812View attachment 81813
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For ex, flow is just more NWLy in the mid levels FE7DDBBD-A9D4-4B87-868D-72430AD25EAF.png824CFC05-657F-463B-AE44-CAD6A5AC4360.jpeg
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
These soundings in NE NC are very similar to those you would see along a dryline in the plains with low level Hodograph curvature and elongation/straightness in the mid and upper levels (for hail) might get a rare photogenic high based low Precipitation mothership tomorrow given the high streamwise vorticity in the low levels and strong mid and upper level winds View attachment 81811View attachment 81814View attachment 81812View attachment 81813
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Geez at those lcls
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
These soundings in NE NC are very similar to those you would see along a dryline in the plains with low level Hodograph curvature and elongation/straightness in the mid and upper levels (for hail) might get a rare photogenic high based low Precipitation mothership tomorrow given the high streamwise vorticity in the low levels and strong mid and upper level winds View attachment 81811View attachment 81814View attachment 81812View attachment 81813
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Just noticed this snippet from the Rah NWS AFD

At this time it is believed that higher LCL heights,
due to the drier air in the low-levels, will greatly reduce the risk
of any storm`s circulation of reaching the ground. Thus, making
funnel cloud sightings a real possibility Wednesday
afternoon/evening.
 
Looks like I might hear a couple of rumbles of thunder and get some rain late tonight.
 
Come to papa.

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