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4/11/20 - 4/13/20 Severe Weather Outbreak

NWS, local Mets, models etc... tomorrow will give most here in Georgia and East Alabama a better picture.


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Atlanta has always seemed to be about the odd, outlier events. March ‘08, March ‘75, April ‘98, June ‘13. As with most things ATL, there always seems to be a weird element to the tornadoes that hit the city.
 
Classic pseudo warm front across the SE with elevated convection right on north side of it, any storm that rides that boundary/set up near it could get ugly 45004144-5174-4D3E-8C0D-49EEAA31028F.png533ED615-BA92-4B09-AB78-302AFA4D57B6.png
 
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Also stop asking about metro Atlanta. Look in the thread for your answers or maybe look at a model yourself? We all want to know what will happen


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I asked for recent models, and currently don’t have access to pivotal weather or anything of the sorts so i apologize


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This will be the area to watch over the next few hours. Most CAMs have storms developing across the border and moving into Texas during the overnight hours tonight and pushing to the northeast. Already got one supercell moving in now.View attachment 39041
Tornado Watch just issued for this area. Decently high probabilities.194D544B-A72F-449B-AB17-28A5E95A771C.jpeg6584D46D-71EB-4054-9B4D-FD981BC55C7E.jpeg
 
LLvL jet so strong you can literally see stripes of reflectivity on the hrrr ahead of the line, wow FF387197-2554-469B-AC6D-0AAA4CC408D1.png
 
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