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HRRR showing Max STP of 10 West of Charlotte at 600am
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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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Wedge barely holding on here. Up to 59 here and definitely increasing probably to about 65-70.
pcbjr
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May be preaching to the choir, but folks, this is dangerous, and really not worth anyone's life to go driving and peeking ... or for jeopardizing someone else's life spreading a virus when critical medical attention may be needed for other sorts of emergencies for a while ...
NoSnowATL
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Yea she is losing the battle this time, I guess I’ll have to set my phone for about midnight after all.
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Claycochaser
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One thing to take note of is the environment in Miss has really dropped off in the past hour and the storms have donethe same. However, they will be moving into much better EHI soon...have to watch that closely.
Well I figured it was a matter of when not if she would fall. Gonna be an interesting night.
Dawgdaze22
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I still can’t shake this eerie feeling about tonight. Won’t be sleeping very well
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What is EHI?
NoSnowATL
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I still think you and I are on the outside by a small margin but definitely can’t sleep on this event. I have a feeling I’ll be watching Brad Nitz all night.
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NorthGaWinter4
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Seems like rotation is slowing down a bit in Bama?
NoSnowATL
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Energy helicity index
Boy if something gets into southern Alabama, that environment is RIPE
@Ollie Williams im assuming Becuase the hrrr was much more of a grunge fest/more of a typical QLCS, however it shows significant damaging gusts, but UH Does not catch QLCS rotation the best since they have a tendency to spin up quick 
Dawgdaze22
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Some of these storms are trucking towards Georgia, reckon some of these severe cells seems a little earlier than modeling....wonder what, if any, effect they will have on the later main event...?
gawxnative
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Well as warm front displaced the wedge.. temp from 55 to 68 now.. DP at 67.. wind from SSW and when fog cleared and can see cloud base, they are pure Screaming NE .. Now feels/looks "severe primed"...
JMB
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Cadi40
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Brad P pointed out that it appears to him to be more of a discrete cell event for the Carolinas, although the exact storm mode still remains to be seen.