Nicole Leath
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A coworker said it was here in Attalla Al as well.. I am color blind so it just looks grey and cloudy to me ?Hey anybody in bham is the sky tinted green where you are at? It is here in homewood
A coworker said it was here in Attalla Al as well.. I am color blind so it just looks grey and cloudy to me ?Hey anybody in bham is the sky tinted green where you are at? It is here in homewood
They knocked the ENH risk back south fwiw
True...I just dont see the rebound. We've seen this setup before and it rarely recovers. I will be surprised if it does, but I have been surprised many times before. We shall see.Instability is definitely a concern to the north, but storm mode is not until right along the front. Upper level wind flow is screaming discrete Supercells.
SPC all over it
Today really reminds me of a day last Spring. Had a good bit of nice supercells that afternoon across south AL yet limited tornadoes due to the unidirectional flow. I think there were some nice hail reports though.There’s a noticeable lack of 3-6km storm relative winds today on Hodographs where there’s better instability (farther north the better), which might mess with storm evolutions today and cause a lack of ventilation from mesocyclones and the forward flank vault region in supercells today, could be a limiting factor, poor kinematics/good thermos sort of day, might be a couple of tornadoes with large hail and damaging winds the main threat given dry air aloft, kinda screams RFD dominant supercells sort of day View attachment 115842View attachment 115843
3 nowand just like that, two tornado warnings in south alabama