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Severe New Years Severe Weather Event

i honestly think they need to move the enhanced risk back south to at least cover the tuscaloosa, bibb, shelby, chilton and jefferson co areas. even out BMX NWS took basically off of central bama out of their enhanced risk as well
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PEA_RIDGE said:
i honestly think they need to move the enhanced risk back south to at least cover the tuscaloosa, bibb, shelby, chilton and jefferson co areas. even out BMX NWS took basically off of central bama out of their enhanced risk as well
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I feel like they pulled the trigger too early in trimming that.
 
The wind profiles on the WRFs are really good in the late afternoon across North AL and MS. The ARW tries to get cells going but can’t. The lapse rates and how strong is that warm layer are absolutely key today.
 
HRRR presenting the idea of long track supercell/tornado potential for Northwest Alabama.Screenshot_20220101-111333.png
 
Looks like some storms starting on the east side of Alabama. Very hot and muggy outside right in West GA. Wind isn't very strong right now.

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NoSnowJoe said:
Listening to Franklin County Bowling Green Fire Police scanner, Fire Rescue, and police are responding to more than one building collapse. Also power lines down and injuries from debris.
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Bowling green Kentucky just got hit a few weeks ago by a tornado. This ---- is ridiculous and down right annoying at this point. It’s 74.5 degrees here for gods sake! I cannot wait for the cold to come and put an end to this crap. Sorry for the rant but it’s frustrating when Tennessee and southern Kentucky have had more tornado days then snow days in December and now January.
 
The models aren't picking it up but if storms do form in East AL and West Ga over next 3-4 hours we could be in a pickle atmosphere will be churning for some strong storms
 
This area needs to be watched over the next couple hoursScreenshot_20220101-124003.png, HRRR shows some healthy supercells forming and moving northeast through here. And producing some long track characteristics.
 
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