Nasty wind sounding there.
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Arctic April
- Thread starter Myfrotho704_
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Nasty wind sounding there.
Yeah I notice with those types of soundings with that type of EML advection winds tend to be intense with thunderstorms
Prob won’t survive but could trigger outflow storm in the NC mtns.
RN/SN on the GFS lol, zoom in 
We picked up .14 from a little shower, got one lightning strike and one roll of thunder
No storms today, again ?
Dewpoint Dan
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This has been a crazy week in weather. The other day it was in the 60s in Orlando and 80s in Chattanooga. Today it's 65 in Birmingham and 86 in St. Louis
Please, just please let this verify 
Jessy89
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Lightning pictures, I’m getting super frustrated/impatient for not getting no lightning pics these past 3 days, and those aren’t really supercells more so multicellular although deep layer shear is supportive of supercells
That’s a mean looking MCS on the hrrr
If this comes in at the morning with this type of look, expect a layered/pancake looking shelf cloud given the elevated nature, elevated MCS can often deliver amazing shelf clouds
Jessy89
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Short range models sucked today. For days they skipped Wilkes but actually had heavy rain and hail today. Maybe tomorrow will feature something too with ground moisture.
Looks like dewpoints won’t mix out much due to some EML air starting to spread in, boundary layer mixing has killed our storms the past few days around CLT, Storms tommorow will likely be stronger with isolated large hail/damaging winds, but they look pretty isolated
NAM still shows it, nasty looking MCS, almost looks like a derecho In a way with those bow echos embedded in it lol 
Jessy89
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I must say that line of storms on the nam Thursday morning is worrisome. The tornado soundings are unreal to be morning time. Someone with knowledge what exactly is fueling these storms to be so strong so early? No daytime heating to work with at all.
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Well what responsible for this pattern is this ridge that’s about to breakdown but is still there, is pumping out air from Mexico/the SW, which is are source for EML (elevated mixed layer) often times with elevated mixed layers you can have large amounts of elevated instability already in place when placed with large low level moisture, and get that loaded gun sounding look, with EMLs it’s hard to mix out the BL so CAPE is able to remain in place, EMLs are crucial to severe in the plains and even in the SE, also the fact that the GOM is above average when it comes to water temps helps with more moisture return
Note in this sounding that EML between 850mb and 700mb
this sounding near ATL there’s a nice EML from 850mb to 600mb
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Probably one reason is that there is a ton of instability especially for the morning. Nam showing 2000-3000 J/kg of SBCape in parts of Alabama and Georgia which is a ton even in the day. Personally I think the 3km is being too aggressive with the SBCape. I would probably say their will be about 1000-1500 J/kg of SBCape maybe a little more maybe a little less in spot. As for tornados I would say it would limited to quick spin ups as per usual with MCSs. Main threat would be for strong winds and large hail. Nam looks like some rough storms in Alabama Thursday morning but I bet the Nam is too high with the cape.
