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Zander98al
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Well 5 days out and we have a severe outlined area over the great state of Alabama and adjacent areas.
Definitely a moist air mass setting up shop around the southeast for a good chunk of time. Models aren't in good agreement that far out though, heck the day 5 risk still isn't in good consensus with models lol. But I imagine with the moist air mass there will be some threat eventually down the road from the first potential batch. January seems to be a bad month for tornadoes in Alabama. Two ef3s just miles from me the last 10 years in January.May want to extend the date.![]()
Unfortunately the euro is more bullish much more . Large warm sector with plenty low level shearThe GFS looks less impressive for the second event around New Years.
Also a decent EML may be present. The trough picks up a upper level low over the southwestern deserts. Similar to the early December outbreak in the Mississippi valley.Unfortunately the euro is more bullish much more . Large warm sector with plenty low level shear
I think so too. The wensday system though might be a banger. I'm pretty intrigued, looking at forecast soundings. Shows a loaded gun setup. There's a decent bit of supportive factors for wensday, the cape has ticked up with each new NAM run, wouldn't be surprised for a enhanced corridor at least. Might not be a tornado outbreak with the wensday system but it sure could produce 1 or 2 significant storms.Still think the second system around new years has a even higher ceiling
https://southernwx.com/community/threads/new-years-severe-weather-event.1024/ DoneIt might not be a bad idea to create a separate thread for the weekend system to prevent confusion. Especially if things get busy Wednesday
Big boy EML present wensday. View attachment 99319