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Arctic April

Cadi40 said:
In Southeast Charlotte, getting a little concerned with the training occurring.
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Yeah I’m over in Union County and just got an alert after not paying attention for a couple hours. This could get rough in a hurry
 
B95AD27B-F9D1-4C87-9356-EACE4A9AD23A.jpeg This guy is a complete idiot thinks the big zone to watch is hickory and back near his “home”. Same fool that missed badly the last winter event calling 4” all around i40.
 
Currently 75... might be the warmest temp for the next 10 days, if you believe the wunderground long range. Doubtful though. One of those days will come up warmer.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
View attachment 38740 This guy is a complete idiot thinks the big zone to watch is hickory and back near his “home”. Same fool that missed badly the last winter event calling 4” all around i40.
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To beat it all he does school talks with children. I’m surprised Brad P even associates with him given his hiccups over the past few years.
 
When I was looking at the setup ahead of the morning MCS, this caught my attention, very steep mid level lapse rates, up to 8C along with elevated instability, if this is true, hail, including large hail would be possible E1FDCC89-79BF-4201-9C28-CC2586654F8D.pngE61FB3F9-75BB-4A1D-BA05-FA77FC87DBF6.jpegEA475AFC-F2A0-4FB4-A2F2-5BE9D61D6162.jpeg15113F4D-DAB7-4FCD-B3A9-882F409D363D.png
 
BufordWX said:
For North Georgia I think this line of storms is the main feature to watch. I am curious to see what this will do over the next few hours.View attachment 38753
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The outflow bubble / cold pool from the storms earlier over Central and Southern AL/GA kind of worked over the atmosphere locally. You can see that as the small complex moving into Metro Atlanta well ahead of the main line fizzled out.

Should recover somewhat as the LLJ kicks back in, but the coverage/intensity of severe weather probably won't be as extensive as a result.
 
Rise and shine!

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Got a decent garden-variety t'storm around 5am this morning off the outflow of the MCS out of TN.

Nothing severe, just a heavy downpour, and loud cracks of thunder.
 
ZERO. Called it again for my backyard. Wave after wave threat after threat fell apart for most in NC. Too dry.
 
You can’t just take the worst model. There was a lot of evidence of it not being favorable for NC esp western NC and most of central NC. This was due to ) loss of solar heating ) going over mtns ) going over areas already worked over ) and downsloping winds ripping away at the moisture for the past several waves for NC
 
Got .37" Here. Some good boomers too @ 5:30am, and it was fun to lay in bed listening to it.... Until it woke both kids up.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
You can’t just take the worst model. There was a lot of evidence of it not being favorable for NC esp western NC and most of central NC. This was due to ) loss of solar heating ) going over mtns ) going over areas already worked over ) and downsloping winds ripping away at the moisture for the past several waves for NC
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Stormed over me in Central Nc.
 
Got a decent on here about 4am or so. Good lightning and a quick 1/2" of rain.
 
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