That part is gonna pack a wallop.
That part is gonna pack a wallop.
No kidding. Qlcs tornado spin up aside I'd be very concerned about straight line wind damage if I were in the path of that this afternoon especially as it starts getting a little forward momentum. Have some 70mph pixels at 3k ft, not going to take a lot of force those downwardThat part is gonna pack a wallop.
Spectacular shelf cloud as well ?No kidding. Qlcs tornado spin up aside I'd be very concerned about straight line wind damage if I were in the path of that this afternoon especially as it starts getting a little forward momentum. Have some 70mph pixels at 3k ft, not going to take a lot of force those downward
Yeah I’m just north of bham and I’m very concerned about the possibility of damaging straight line winds.No kidding. Qlcs tornado spin up aside I'd be very concerned about straight line wind damage if I were in the path of that this afternoon especially as it starts getting a little forward momentum. Have some 70mph pixels at 3k ft, not going to take a lot of force those downward
To be honest, it always was. The discrete threat was pretty much confined to south/central MS where that area “can get away with” SW to SSW winds aloft and have a big supercell or two.Really wondering if this the main story of this event will be the QLCS with damaging straight line winds and embedded tornadoes rather than discrete cells being the big story.
Tornado almost on the ground probably about to get warnedThis junk that has been running next to it is finally getting pulled into that cell/meso and may clear the inflow to allow it to produce here shortly: View attachment 116080
Too much contamination.These supercells aren't doing much which is good, lack of mid-level lapse rates?