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All depends on your cap, 3km nam is pretty solid on it FV3 (Supercell printer) is not. But you can kinda gauge your possibilities with those two.
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All depends on your cap, 3km nam is pretty solid on it FV3 (Supercell printer) is not. But you can kinda gauge your possibilities with those two.
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I would too but it's not in range unfortunately, id trust the HRRR / HRW over any of the 2 ones I put up.Nam 3km is typically to aggressive with the CAP, I’d go with the HRW in this situation
All depends on your cap, 3km nam is pretty solid on it FV3 (Supercell printer) is not. But you can kinda gauge your possibilities with those two.
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I don’t like the sound of anything Mayfield or Super Tuesday related. ?Wednesday event is starting to remind me of Mayfield or Super Tuesday... In my area, it seems we'll escape the brunt of the system.
You are really good at keeping up with these systems! What are your thoughts on Wednesday? Red Letter Day?Sounding over Mississippi from the 12z nam while waiting for the 18z. View attachment 117075
Not quite sure, but a 30% large risk area 4 days out is worrying. still some questions but I think theres more confidence in a bad weather day in the south for tornadoes than in the plains currently, a bit different setup in terms of divergence aloft and placement of things than out last few events in the south.You are really good at keeping up with these systems! What are your thoughts on Wednesday? Red Letter Day?
Good point. Not comparing here but I believe that was also the case back in 2011 for most folks in AL with morning storms before the big show later that afternoon/evening.Something else to consider, your probably gonna have a cold pool over the Mississippi region available for Wednesdays round of severe weather. Tuesday night through early morning a MCS looks to come through Mississippi and Alabama, kind've a precursor to decent severe events.
Any moving convection on Wednesday will only lay dow. Outflow boundaries for that afternoon and evening as we plenty time to destabilize …. Don’t be suprise if cape starts go up even more if only slightly as we get closer to event , still like areas se Arkansas / nw miss/ sw Tennessee formtonraod chasing that after noon in the wide open warm sectorSomething else to consider, your probably gonna have a cold pool over the Mississippi region available for Wednesdays round of severe weather. Tuesday night through early morning a MCS looks to come through Mississippi and Alabama, kind've a precursor to decent severe events.