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Severe 3/21-3/24 Severe Weather

69/53 and mostly cloudy with the sun in and out. The sun has been out most of the morning. Dew point was 39 at 5:45 this morning
 
Best chance for multiple tornado cells look to be near the border of Alabama and Mississippi.. southern portions at that.. squall line will screw up any chances of a large scale tornado outbreak but some intense tornadoes can form if discrete cells out ahead can get going before the line pushes through..and of course you can have some intense spin ups along the kinks in a line like this.. still definitely looks to be a much less widespread tornadic event than earlier thought

^^^ this is good ??
 
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Hahahahahha! "Tom Brady Sucks"?!?! Some mods having fun, I see. Not saying I disagree, but that's not what was originally posted lol!
 
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Looks like from sfc obs there's an elongated mesolow in the wake of the main convective band but it seems to be helping to turn the low level flow even more SE near Jackson and enhance the supercells in that area
 
Latest day 2 from SPC
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...Southeast into the Carolinas...
Showers and thunderstorms will likely be ongoing from eastern TN
southward to the western FL Panhandle. Widespread clouds and poor
lapse rates may limit downstream destabilization across GA and the
Carolinas ahead of this line, but abundant low-level moisture will
support at least modest buoyancy. A linear convective mode is
expected to dominant these storms, and vertical shear will be strong
and supportive of more intense updrafts capable of damaging wind
gusts and potentially few instances of embedded QLCS tornadoes.
Limited destabilization is currently tempering overall severe
probabilities. However, if confidence in greater boundary-layer
heating and destabilization increases, greater severe probabilities
may be warranted across GA and SC.
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Next few hours your supercells in south Mississippi should start to mature as they move north and gain some pretty good rotation to them
 
Your really getting primed. Real time analysis shows upwards of 6-7 3km EHI in south central Mississippi moving northward. Going to be hard to keep up with multiple significant tornadoes if they develop.

If you live in east Mississippi you may wanna keep a eye on the weather... Either way I got a few more hours of work so I'll update some as I go but can't keep a eye on it completely
 
Haven't been keeping up with this system much at all. How is the Huntsville area looking? Wind is pumping and the sun has been out.
 
JimRussell said:
Haven't been keeping up with this system much at all. How is the Huntsville area looking? Wind is pumping and the sun has been out.
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Higher potential to the south and west of us but a threat is still there. More sun and further north the higher dewpoints can surge will provide more fuel for later today. It should be late afternoon into evening before it gets here. I think it will come through here as a QLCS with embedded tornadoes. Best chance for any discrete and stronger tornadoes are further south and west along the MS/AL state line.
 
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