Shaggy
Member
Yeah basically a pick your poison scenario. Widespread damaging QLCS or a moderate tornado outbreak........not a good situation in western NC as it will be predawn or first thing in the morning while everyone Is sleeping.
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4/11/20 - 4/13/20 Severe Weather Outbreak
- Thread starter Webberweather53
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Yeah basically a pick your poison scenario. Widespread damaging QLCS or a moderate tornado outbreak........not a good situation in western NC as it will be predawn or first thing in the morning while everyone Is sleeping.
Yep, noisy too.
bingcrosbyb
Member
Certainly need to watch the location of the warm from as it lifts north. The 70+ dew points progged over central MS are very concerning.
If a supercell can develop in MS in the open warm sector and ride the boundary into AL, watch out.
If a supercell can develop in MS in the open warm sector and ride the boundary into AL, watch out.
Chattownsnow
Member
Sun peaking out of clouds here now. I’m a noob with all this severe weather stuff but I do know that never dampens the threat.
Moderate risk expands a little to the East again.
Pretty active morning around Longview, Texas.
Just as a note the Atlanta metro area is now in the outer edge of the Moderate risk area.
Never seen an intersection of 3 tornado warnings, two severe thunderstorm warnings, and a flash flood warning. That spot must have the worst weather in the world, at the moment.
NoSnowJoe
Member
our man Reed Timmer is closing in on a tornado on FB live right now.
Loganatorh
Member
I'm just SE of tyler, was very green and spooky for a bit with some golfball hail, minor flooding. no visual confirmation yet on tor warnings. some wicked lightning though, woke me up this morning
Includes all of the western half of Metro Atlanta now.
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Zander98al
Guest
You know i wouldnt be surpised if spc adds a 30% tornado risk area before things unfold if it looks increasingly likely for a outbreak. I forget when bham is doing a weather balloon release but its a distinct possibility id guess it would be across south central alabama into south MS if i were thinking of a area
Dawgdaze22
Member
Enhanced (Level 3) risk area
Dawgdaze22
Member
HRRR slowly falling in line with the ARW. Big conglomerate MCS/embedded supercell mess over North MS/AL with a isolated supercell out front. Everything SE of Franklin county, AL having trouble building.
Will be interesting to see if that trend continues.
Will be interesting to see if that trend continues.
I hope not, but yes it could be. Gotta hope for the best.
