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Severe March 2-4 Severe weather Threat

Gonna be a hard one to forecast. Does the rain and junk convection allow enough instability and if it does will we get convection to form when the shear vectors are favorable for discrete supercells.

With a very wet US southwest and a active STJ, I expect we will ask the same question time and time again as we lack both cap and EMLs this spring.
 
Down in Southern Miss!
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That’s one nasty sounding, 2000jkg of sfc CAPE, decent 0-6KM bulk shear, large hodo, moist layer that extends all the way up to 500 hPa, 350-400 of SRH, and good amounts of cape at the lower levels (3CAPE) along with steep low level lapse rates, mid level lapse rates are limiting but still that’s one ugly sounding, thing is tho there’s no capping
 
NAM has ATL getting to 54 on Saturday night, ICON has us near 46. Pretty big difference, which could impact things down the line.

ICON was warmer this run vs 18z though.
 
Overall trend of the night is showing the warm front not making it very far north. This would diminish the threat for many. Have to see what the Euro shows here in a few.
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IM GOING WITH THE NAM IT SEEMS TO BE DOING BETTER WITH THE SHORT RANGE SOLUTIONS ON TEMPS...

WAITING ON THE EURO NOW
 
KING EURO STILL HAS THE WARM FRONT WELL NORTH OF MONTGOMERY .. IT DOES SEEM TO KEEP ATL AND SOME OF GA COOLER BUT AL AND MS ARE IN PLAY
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Euro maybe diminished the threat a tick, but stayed fairly consistent with what is has been showing. Looks like we have the EURO/NAM vs. GFS/ICON/CMC. There is some pretty big differences among them, so hopefully tomorrow will clear things up. Will be interesting to see what the SPC shows for Day 3 in the morning.
 
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