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Severe 3/24-3/26 possible severe wx

That’s a nasty trend to severe wx for the weekend stuff on the icon, that time of the year where longwave troughs cause problems 1BC9013C-4A43-453D-A782-58F722F14760.gif
 
GFS kinda has one of those boundary setup type looks, not as bad as last run tho 0A0B20AB-C1C7-4FCB-8D7F-74889A0495A5.pngC29B9BAE-78C1-48D1-8F26-5D069257DEDC.png4F272815-C77B-4D3B-93BB-C4021C559F40.png3CB16E4D-59C1-488F-A785-75AD7C59DD12.png6E9B2E49-4B02-47C2-A128-7FEE75B04159.png
 
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Hello all. It looks like a wet 3 days ahead here in southern LA. I did not expect to see so many severe warnings with that convective line approaching from the west.
 
Seems like with this one, the ceiling for more tornadoes is lower then the last one, but the ceiling for stronger/long tracked Ones is higher
Agreed anything that gets going ahead of the better forcing could go for a while. Just wondering if the warm sector starts getting multicellular and messy
 
This is right on the edge of the 3k’s range. Not to say it should be completely discounted, I’m sure reflectivity could actually look this way, but we know the 3k likes to toss out apocalypse scenarios. It may have the right idea tho, here’s a GFS warm sector sounding for a random MS location in the current outlined enhanced area.
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