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Severe 3/24-3/26 possible severe wx
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HRRR gets things crowded quickly
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Jessy89
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How about what hrrr is showing for western Carolinas and Georgia. If this happens this is a significant late night signal. Hrrr is probably a bit aggressive though.
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Snowflowxxl
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It will probably just be our traditional linear storm mode and not much to write home about. I don't see us having much to worry about at all.
How about what hrrr is showing for western Carolinas and Georgia. If this happens this is a significant late night signal. Hrrr is probably a bit aggressive though.
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HSVweather
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Interesting, nam 3km looked less scary reflectivity wise yet parameters were upped
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Higher values further west and less convection. Is the cap stronger?
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Madison al at 5pm
Looks like solid capping on the highest parameters on the 3k
Don’t trust the 3km NAM. It used to go ballistic, but now it makes the WRF NMM look excited.
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I see where Reed Timmer is in Florence, Al and Jim Cantore is in Huntsville, Al. Not a good sign!
NWMSGuy
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This is interesting cause it is showing high STP values for my area. Further, I'm trying to figure out why Helicity Tracks for the NAM in weatherbell look like crap?
They always do now. The 3km NAM barely had any streaks at all last week.
The scene from earlier this evening in Canton, TX (1 hour east of Dallas):