One concern I do have with that cluster of decaying convection over MS and AL is that its outflow boundary will only enhance the low-level helicity later today, thus increasing the tornado threat.
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gawxnative
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None that I have found with multiple outbreaks. There were significant outbreaks in 1957 (18-20) and the Christmas 1964 outbreak (GA/SC)
HSVweather
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65/64 in Madison
Sharp contrast along the boundary off the southern extent of the rain mass. Noticed In Lamar county it’s 60 in Detroit and 70 in Vernon.
The 15z HRRR tries to take me out.
Yeah, this December definitely feels like uncharted waters in terms of the number of significant severe weather events.
Even 1 significant severe weather event in December is highly unusual, let alone several.
I had to double check to make sure hou weren't talking about *DETROIT* Detroit. ?
Nothing would surprise me any more with this wild month.
HSVweather
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Haha, yep, both in Lamar county Alabama. 21 miles apart
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Sun breaking out Blount County AL. 73
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Zander98al
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??. It's nowcast time arc, don't look at those silly models
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Zander98al
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Also sun is out here in southern Birmingham. (Homewood) file is to big to upload my pic it says lol
droptines35758
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Raining in Athens. I’d like to keep it that way.
TileDude
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TileDude
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I have a temp of 72 and dp 68. Definitely muggy feel outside.
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Zander98al
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All the moisture and rain from this morning has dried up and ascended into the atmosphere. Might have a legit shot at getting in the 2500-3000 sbcape range here in central Alabama.
tennessee storm
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Zander. See the 12zeuro for weekend . ? Yet If instability slightly underdone , that s a higher end threat than today’s threat