Z
Zander98al
Guest
TDS tornado on the ground south of Lexington Kentucky!!
Closing in on a more populated area between Somerset and Science Hill along US27TDS tornado on the ground south of Lexington Kentucky!!
Yes it is!That's a very strong couplet.View attachment 100487
they extended a severe thunderstorm warning and not the tornado warning?That's a very strong couplet.
There’s the tornado warningthey extended a severe thunderstorm warning and not the tornado warning?
No the tornado warning is there now. Too much rotation for just a severe lolthey extended a severe thunderstorm warning and not the tornado warning?
Yeah, CC is noisy and not a well defined dropThis isn't looking good for communities ahead of it. It's really starting to pick up speed in it's rotation. I may have been wrong about the TDS earlier. But it looks like this thing could produce any second. BWER on it and a very nice hook forming.
Models don't look as bad as they were thankfullyIdk. While I think there will be a some tornados and maybe even a strong one, I have a feeling this event will be capped off by poor mid level lapse rates, unless mini supercells take advantage of the environment and low level instability
Will be interesting to see the soundings later around midday.The tornado threat looks like a big IF now ?. Lot of limiting factors.
Models don't look as bad as they were thankfully
I'm afraid the HRRR will be correct on supercell development. It was spot on, on storm evolution from Thursday. If the HRRR is correct these will have potential for producing some bad tornadoesWill be interesting to see the soundings later around midday.
12z HRRR still showing the development ahead of the main lineI'm afraid the HRRR will be correct on supercell development. It was spot on, on storm evolution from Thursday. If the HRRR is correct these will have potential for producing some bad tornadoes
He did mention specifically a few times, northeast MS and northwest AL into TN so he may move north. The way he said it makes me think he would.Hmm Reed timmer is staying out near hoover alabama as a chase area it looks like
Clear now with clouds zipping by..Lots of breaks here this morning when I went for a run, 69/68 already. Edit to change from clear to breaks as there are plenty of clouds still View attachment 100555
3km Ehi is already around 3-4 range in west Alabama. Not good at all.Thing to note. Models have underdone moisture by a lot so far today. Cape is almost pushing 1500 for a good chunk of central Alabama already. And has 1000 for the whole northern part of the state. Way ahead of schedule and not forecasted
Winds forecasted to gust to 40 mph today. I could see where there could be scattered power outages.Bro. My power has gone out twice from strong wind gusts. That southerly wind is pretty strong
You need to buy a drone. Fly it up about 400 ft for a outstanding view.Really considering driving out to the old radio station in Homewood and getting a good view at supercells moving through the northwest side of Birmingham. But not enough confidence in there actually being any for me to drive out that way