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Severe 4/4-4/6 Severe Threat

Mercy. That southern cell is about to drop a big tornado.
It's winding up whenever yo usee that big inflow stretching east through that supercell it's never a good sign. It's got some staying power.
 
Whats the latest for areas between Savannah and Charleston? Thanks!
 
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Why would that nadocast image be so extreme over SC but not showing very high % where they are actually occurring...

Just saying...

I really wish they would change something about that image.. it looks too official for the average person who sees it.
 
Why would that nadocast image be so extreme over SC but not showing very high % where they are actually occurring...

Just saying...

I really wish they would change something about that image.. it looks too official for the average person who sees it.
Agree, it's performed very poorly even today, especially in past events.
 
Debris fall out from the tornado north of the radar site, very deep CC. even so close to radar.
 
Why would that nadocast image be so extreme over SC but not showing very high % where they are actually occurring...

Just saying...

I really wish they would change something about that image.. it looks too official for the average person who sees it.
Agreed. Was just pointing it out in the FWIW department. I do think the 30-45% are outlined by its projection will likely be a prime spot this afternoon for activity if these discrete cells get going, but it is likely too extreme with its percentages.
 
Gotta assume it’s on the ground right here. Southern most cell.
 

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Why would that nadocast image be so extreme over SC but not showing very high % where they are actually occurring...

Just saying...

I really wish they would change something about that image.. it looks too official for the average person who sees it.
The 10z forecast was higher in the area that's getting the warnings now. It's probably overreacting some across sc due to the crazy high shear and the increasing sfc based instability across sc
 
On a side note it has been flooding here for about 3 and half hours with no end in sight
 
Seems like the area with the highest chance of getting a significant tornado may be on the southern edge of the current rain shield from Macon to Augusta to Columbia, Florence and maybe Wilmington
 
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