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Zander98al
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Sounding from west MS from 00z nam. ??
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4/11/20 - 4/13/20 Severe Weather Outbreak
- Thread starter Webberweather53
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- severe weather tornadoes
Snowflowxxl
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The 0z NAM is rated R
Rated R.
Personally living in NC and looking at model output maps/soundings the past 1-2 years, these are the most favorable parameters for tornadoes/severe I’ve seen personally, these are definitely getting saved 
Snowflowxxl
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GeorgiaGirl
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I cussed under my breath when I clicked back to my pivotalweather tab and saw the STP for hour 66 on the NAM, and I rarely even mumble curses. What it has is beyond crazy.
Cadi40
Member
Multiple N.C. meteorologists are downplaying this as a rain storm, am I missing something they’re seeing?
there’s assuming timing will keep it down, Tim Buckley (which is one of my favorite Mets) has Been mentioning about severe today
Cadi40
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Ironic as Brad says, a different of 5 MPH over a distance of 500 miles has huge implications.
thanksgivingbrown
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No way SPC doesn’t pull the threat higher into northern Alabama/Tn Valley. Parameters are insane
Going to be a few long days.
Timing is going to play a role fore sure.
Darklordsuperstorm
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Just a suggestion. Given the potential nature of what is likely going to unfold. We might want to consider adding the dates/year to the thread title.
Enhanced risk for south-central Texas on the SPC day 2 outlook. Biggest threat is for large hail, but there is some tornado risk.
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Jrips2710
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Moderate it is. Wow. 
Large area of significant severe too. Wow.
Jrips2710
Member
That flat out looks ugly!!
Make it stop, the NAM continues to increase heights out ahead of the main shortwave, meaning bit of a larger warm sector and more cape 
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