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Zander98al
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The 20z HRRR doesn't have as much SRH helicity for alabama as the 18z did.
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Brick Tamland
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Yikes! That looks like a really bad line coming through central NC.
Columbia SC maybe ground zero area with supercell development possible. (MIDLANDS need to play attention to how warm it gets tomorrow)
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Zander98al
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How high do yall think the risk area will be by tomorrow morning for alabama/Georgia?
This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for portions of North and Central Georgia.
.DAY ONE...This Afternoon and Tonight...
There is a chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms through
tonight. Thunderstorms should remain below severe limits but a
few could become strong with gusty winds...frequent
lightning...and heavy rain.
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Monday through Saturday...
An unsettled weather pattern will continue into next week as a
couple of upper level waves move across Georgia. There is a
chance of thunderstorms each day except Wednesday. A few of these
storms could be strong to severe...mainly on Monday. The primary
hazard from any severe thunderstorms will be occasional
lightning...damaging wind gusts...large hail and heavy rainfall.
thunderstorm on the TN/NC line is producing large hail, just shows what we might deal with here in NC tommorow, I just got very minimal amount of pea sized hail(saw like 4 or 5) from a shower with no thunder in kannapolis NC
I think it will remain slight.
Here’s a view of towering cumulus to my west because, why not 
, and yes most of these towering cumulus clouds are feeding off MUcape, meaning there mostly elevated
, and yes most of these towering cumulus clouds are feeding off MUcape, meaning there mostly elevated
3k NAM has some PDS tornado soundings in SW Virginia. Really ramps up the threat for them.
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Zander98al
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I think some areas will have a enhanced risk tomorrow. but will need to wait before tonight's model data before we can really make any conclusions.
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Zander98al
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This storm northwest of birmingham trying to rotate some
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Zander98al
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This is from the NWS of bham
HRRR still favoring Very high shear in a zone of 1500-2000j of cape around 9 or 10 tomorrow morning.
HRRR still favoring Very high shear in a zone of 1500-2000j of cape around 9 or 10 tomorrow morning.
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No ideal for some in NC. I think south-west Virginia could throw some clouds south and rain while they see tornado warnings.
Here’s that batch of convection encountering 2000+ jkg of SFC cape as it heads out the mountains, can already see the hail cores, this frame says @Jimmy Hypocracy and @Tarheel1 may experience a nasty hailstorm/microburst. Also there will possibly be a remnant boundary left over somewhere in southern VA/northern NC that might enhance low level rotation when storms develop near/along it 
Thanks for the heads up, Fro
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