Wow, gefs went from a EC trough to a SE ridge in a few runs 
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Arctic April
- Thread starter Myfrotho704_
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As per usual.
Same with the EURO.
BTW, leaf out is about 75% complete here.
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Soundings here are supportive of giant hail. If you get a storm to form In this environment, may produce very large hail around CLT-East
Gfs went from highs in the 50s to highs in the 80s around day 10, I wanna bet that warmup is gonna be legit 
LickWx
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I know it’s far away but the 11th and 12th .... that scares me . That would be a good week later than normal for last frost . Please keep it away !
cd2play
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It sure beats dealing with severe storms and tornadoes. JMO
LickWx
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Given how green everything is and it being later than normal anyways would not be good for Gardner’s and agriculture ! Severe weather would be nice , more so thunderstorms I don’t think anyone wants to deal with tornados . I have unusual luck with tornados , seen two at my house that just skimmed by! Should post the photos from May’s tornado. Damage was nuts everywhere
tennessee storm
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just getting started dude, buckle up
cyclogent
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Potential frost on Wednesday morning with plenty of 30s showing up, especially west of the Apps.
cd2play
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In other words, Nashville probably gets slammed by another tornado before this season is up.
LR beggining to look increasingly interesting for severe weather potential 
In other words, Nashville probably gets slammed by another tornado before this season is up.
As will many others, unfortunately.
Euro builds a impressive and broad Southeast ridge 
pcbjr
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noticed that ... and the temps in the Gulf ... a bit disconcerting for June 1st and afterwards ... on top of a virus if people have to evacuate ...
EPS joins the Strong SER club 
Ditto this for quite possibly many more years to come as there’s no end in sight to the dominating strong SER. The very warm W Pacific waters are likely not going away anytime soon and we should remain warmer than normal in just about all seasons for the foreseeable future. About all I could realistically see happening is an isolated BN month here and there. This persistent warmth is potentially good news to keep the virus from spreading as much as would otherwise occur.
I am not sure how many of you follow Brad P. but he posted something about how with less commercial airlines flying also means less data for weather models. Since they collect data as they fly. Maybe that could have to do with some of the back and forths with the models? It certainly isn't good for the upcoming severe weather season.
Kind of has the look of one of those nights we radiate a lot cooler than forecasted.