Given what’s been occurring out west and the slight risks issued for the S/E for today and tomorrow. Wind damage and tornadoes possible.
Well the highs in the 60s and 6-9 AM fropa , screams severe wx imby!?
How strong does everyone think the Dallas tornado was? EF3?
Well the highs in the 60s and 6-9 AM fropa , screams severe wx imby!?
Well the highs in the 60s and 6-9 AM fropa , screams severe wx imby!
Be sure to post a video of your intercept....I will try i77 tomorrow but don’t plan going on any further East so they better develop overhead or eastern foothills.
Quit copying my gif!Ha ha! Good one! Wink, wink.
SPC highlighting a surface low potential tomorrow and how that plays into NC tor threat.....if that low forms chances of a few decent tornados goes up and I wouldnt be surprised to see a EHC area with 10% tor in NC if it happens....
However, instability will remain rather weak
from southeast VA northward where heating will not be as strong and
midlevel lapse rates will remain poor. Where stronger heating is
forecast across parts of central/southern NC southward into northern
FL, MLCAPE values may reach as high as 1500-2000 J/kg in a narrow
corridor ahead of the front. Some forecast guidance suggests a weak
secondary surface low may develop in the VA/NC Piedmont vicinity
during the late morning. If this occurs, backed low level winds will
develop ahead of the cold front across parts of mainly
central/eastern NC into southeast VA. As a result, this could
locally increase tornado potential across this area.
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If this is what the SPC is forecasting, this could be what it looks like tomorrow.
NOTE: This is not official. Keep in mind that this could change at any time.
@metwannabe this might interest you if you live near the VA border.