Severe March 2-4 Severe weather Threat

[PEA_RIDGE]

Lee Co AL

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[Jimmy Hypocracy]

Its not really even kicked off the normal severe weather season for deep south... i fear this is going to be a very bad season with just how active the gulf been already off to a terrible start

It does have that feel too it. What a front. This hot to cold stuff is no good

 

[PEA_RIDGE]

Check out @gaweatheronline’s Tweet:

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[Jimmy Hypocracy]

For posterity. When we look back at this thread everyone should remember that a Winter storm thread was almost started a week prior for the same event. Wild

 

[jackendrickwx]

For posterity. When we look back at this thread everyone should remember that a Winter storm thread was almost started a week prior for the same event. Wild

And that the NAM says its gonna snow in Lee County on Tuesday...... that probably won't verify, but it just goes to show you how crazy and unpredictable weather really is

 

[Snowflowxxl]

What an absolutely historic and terrible day. Prayers for everyone affected. Never would had guessed an outbreak of this nature would have occurred. Awful

 

[dsaur]

We’re good, Tony. Thanks for checking. That couplet was less than 10 miles away from me, but it weakened as it continued through our county (Houston). Other counties near us (Peach and Crawford) appeared to take the brunt of the damage. Definitely one of the most active severe weather days I’ve seen since moving here in 1998.

Good to hear, my friend! Got pounded with rain, but very little thunder except at the outset here. I never liked spring. To dangerous

 

[pcbjr]

Prayers for everyone affected

Please ...

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Damn

 

[DustinWx]

Looks like a high risk day would had verified

 

[PEA_RIDGE]

Damn
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SON OF A BI#&@

 

[GeorgiaGirl]

Damn
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Insane, in a bad way. Prayers sent for everyone involved there.

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

 

[Stormsfury]

Lee Co AL

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That pic is from the Tuscaloosa tornado back in 2011

 

[Brick Tamland]

Is it me or has Alabama been hit with tornadoes a whole lot more the usual the past few years?

 

[deltadog03]

Just wow of a day. Spot on for SPC.

 

[Bama Ravens]

Lee County, AL coroner reports 20+ dead in Lee County.

 

[Snowflowxxl]

This has to be the most deadly individual tornado in what at least 5 years? Absolutely horrible hearing the reports.

 

[PEA_RIDGE]

Lee County, AL coroner reports 20+ dead in Lee County.

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[Arcc]

The amazing part is to think what would have happened if the Euro was correct days ago with the surface low in TN and the warm front in northern AL/GA.

Doing a little thinking about this and now Im not sure it would have been worse. Really the event probably was about as bad as it could get. Without a EML it would have probably had much more junk convection up north. The surface low being across central AL probably provided the lift needed to fire convection across southern AL/GA while the warm front provided the extra helicity. Then being closer to the gulf provided the moisture flow despite the lack of the EML and junk convection.

If the system was farther north, it would have still been nasty, but I dont think it would have matched today.