Low to mid 70s for highs next week. Pretty incredible for Mid June.
Yes, in a word ... with luck and prayer and a non-land falling asteroid ...60s for lows next week... can we keep this coming all summer?
Radar is getting a little interestingSounds like a storm is brewing here. Just had some loud rumbles of thunder.
Radar is getting a little interesting
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Very IconishRadar is getting a little interesting
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A little too iconic....don't you thinkVery Iconish
This looks awesomeI just had one of my worst storms in years. Nothing super strong in the wind department but I had atleast 5 strong downbursts and could smell broken trees. Precip was ridiculous and filled my neighbors ditch in no time. Totally caught me off guard as there was never a warning on the storm. I got a video or 2 I'm downloading.
This looks awesome
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Damn, something weather related. Happy days ...SPC latest update has expanded marginal risk a bit to the north to include east MS, almost all of AL, and west GA. Main risk is strong winds and maybe a spin up tornado.View attachment 20207View attachment 20206
SPC latest update has expanded marginal risk a bit to the north to include east MS, almost all of AL, and west GA. Main risk is strong winds and maybe a spin up tornado.View attachment 20207View attachment 20206
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Mesoscale Discussion 1011
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0806 PM CDT Thu Jun 06 2019
Areas affected...east-central MS...central AL
Concerning...Severe potential...Watch unlikely
Valid 070106Z - 070200Z
Probability of Watch Issuance...20 percent
SUMMARY...Transient supercells will be capable of intermittent
strengthening of low-level mesocyclones with the strongest updrafts.
A brief/weak tornado is possible this evening. The isolated
character and magnitude of the threat will probably preclude the
need for a small tornado watch.
DISCUSSION...Radar mosaic shows a band of convection, from
north-central MS southeastward into west-central AL, with embedded
discrete cores immediately east of a surface low over east-central
MS. Surface observations show backed southeasterly surface winds
east of the ongoing convective activity. KBMX VAD show the
low-level winds acting to enlarge the hodograph (around 200 m2/s2
0-1km SRH). The 00z Birmingham, AL raob showed a very moist/deep
boundary layer with just over 100 J/kg MLCAPE, all located below
500mb. The equilibrium level (based on a 100mb mean parcel) is just
below the -20 degrees C level and would likely not support much
lightning with the stronger updrafts. The moist-adiabatic lapse
rate/pseudo tropical profile will not cool substantially during the
evening.
As a belt of modestly strong, southerly 850mb flow shifts northward
across central and then into north-central AL and northwest GA
through the late evening, expecting episodic strengthening of small
mesocyclones in the very moist airmass over far east-central MS in
the near term and later into parts of central AL. A brief/weak
tornado may accompany the strongest circulations.