Gotta love MCS season! But I actually really do. Despite the damage which can sometimes be extensive, I love a good storm complex!
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5/4-6 possible severe wx
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Gotta love MCS season! But I actually really do. Despite the damage which can sometimes be extensive, I love a good storm complex!
Wonder how far south this early morning convection makes it, would imagine it staying further north = boundary can go further north, but if storms move further south than this then the boundary will struggle to make it back more far north 
Got a little storm firing in the upstate, wonder what it can do 
Storm is possibly producing some small hail 
It’s canon DSLR time tonight, maybe some more lightning shots 
Def looks like mini supercell now, lol 
Nice supercell, almost gives me flashbacks, lol 
Meanwhile in southwest Missouri you got softballs falling out of the sky. 
Looks like that supercell split, makes sense given mostly long/straight hodos 
Things could get interesting to the northwest soon.
SWB
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And here’s a watch.
That’s quite a impressive supercell in SC 
Now tornado warned. It just doesn’t end up there.
Drscottsmith
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Just passed over my house. Two different rounds of hail. One dime/pea size and the second approaching quarter sized. I live about 2 miles S of I-85 off of Highway 290.
The winds abruptly changed direction at one point and got quite strong...guessing that MIGHT have been the area of rotation concern.
The winds abruptly changed direction at one point and got quite strong...guessing that MIGHT have been the area of rotation concern.
Here in Roebuck we’re getting about 3 inches of rain an hour with pea sized hail. Streets starting to flood. I hope this isn’t a pre show to the main event
Jessy89
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Hopefully the main event loses a little punch before it gets here
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Webberweather53
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Not sure why GSP issued the tor warning here, basically all the radial velocities were partitioned into convergence/divergence rather than rotation. Not to mention, today's environment w/ large dew point depressions above & below the LCL, very weak 0-1 SRH, & straight hodos sucks for tors (unless there's some random storm-scale interaction). Same can't be said for damaging winds & hail.
Elevated bases like this make it another structure day if you're lucky enough to see one of these storms before sunset.
Just realized the hrrr showed one heck of a MCV this run in SC 
Webberweather53
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