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Severe April 6-8th severe threat

How high do yall think the risk area will be by tomorrow morning for alabama/Georgia?

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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
 
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 68D20059-F39C-4A50-9089-15063B9015DB.jpeg
 
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 View attachment 18586
Thanks for the heads up, Fro
 
Wish y’all could see this. Partly cloudy at my house but I’m sitting outside looking south accross the pasture at a light show! Best seats in the house. I’ve got an unobstructed zero light pollution view here and I wouldn’t trade it for anything
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What’s the time frame we’re looking at here at my house?
Between 12-3, multicellular clusters likely the dominate mode although some supercell structures are possible which pose a larger hail risk, your area is close tho when it comes to thunderstorm development, there’s a small chance you may get missed and convection develops right to your east
 
Hmm, makes me skeptical there being that much CAPE looking at CC tommorow View attachment 18601
I’m betting it’s a mucky cloud cover .. some breaks mixed in and a time where there’s almost sun coming through but you can’t see the sun type of thing ... plenty enough energy for these storms
 
Does the 3-km NAM tend to lack precipitation at all? 00z run says areas between Birmingham and Atlanta won’t get a drop of rain at all tomorrow.View attachment 18595

FWIW, the 06z HRRR is somewhat similar, which has a pretty good handle on the current (weakening) line of stormd.

Basically, it looks like the energy splits to the north and to the south.
 
Overnight hrrr and nam are not quite as intense with the development of a large line of storms across NC this evening.

That being said there will still be plenty of TStorm activity across SC and NC and eastern portions of GA this afternoon!

It’s all about counting the minutes of sunlight now.

Biggest question will be how hot and how unstable we become this afternoon.
 
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