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If so there would be a pretty significant wind threat for central Alabama possibly. Screaming winds near the surface and a bowing lineYup, very messy setup, likely quick into a QLCS. Probably textbook lower MS threat before transition, yatayatayata.
Probably with numerous spin ups with the high helicity.If so there would be a pretty significant wind threat for central Alabama possibly. Screaming winds near the surface and a bowing line
I think the best tor potential is DFW to the MS/AL line, it really seems like it's going to congeal into a qlcs as time goes onStarting to wonder if this if Gonna be more of a QLCS threat, with how highly forced it is, with great low level kinematics, but weak SRWs past 6km into the anvil level
So your typical QCLS with possible supercells ahead of the line lol? Is the mesolow going to put a kink in things?Probably with numerous spin ups with the high helicity.
I wouldn’t say typical. Those are some pretty impressive thermals. The QLCS should bite quite a bit. The mesolow would just add the the helicity.So your typical QCLS with possible supercells ahead of the line lol? Is the mesolow going to put a kink in things?
Possibly, still a decent bit out. Depends on the storm mode evolution. The NAM is showing a strong squall line that bows out some will usually indicates see very strong winds nearby. Too early in the game lolCould this be just a straight line wind storm? If so, what are the predictions of wind gust here in Al?
Agreed. It shows isolated convection ahead of the line to about west Alabama. For day 4.That was a really weird 00z NAM run, with pretty notable changes. Not sure what to think of it.
Agreed. It shows isolated convection ahead of the line to about west Alabama. For day 4.
But it goes with what I was saying before, still a ways out storm mode and paremeters are still fluid.