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Severe October 23-25 Severe Potential

While not as impressive as the NAM, moisture return looks pretty good on the HRRR, I wonder how much it mixes things out on Monday AEFA26A4-11BE-4F6A-9AEB-EC9CA9909E64.png65C52FC3-697E-467C-A9AA-DFE10A01FDC1.png
 
This looks like what the globals are trying to show, something to watch for bust potential, is if we mix out Monday around the western Piedmont DB25ED57-D406-441C-8FD6-2830D8F0E454.png
 
Slight risk all of western Carolinas including Wilkes Monday. Leaf season gonna go bye bye
 
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A sounding in upstate Sc around Gsp yikes This is the NAM


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Pretty unusual parameters on the NAM, with tons of low level shear/SRHView attachment 93387View attachment 93388View attachment 93389View attachment 93390
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I'm just wondering if we get enough shear to offset forcing and divergence aloft to get more of a cellular nature or if this stuff just fires along the PFT and its a linear higher end wind threat with some hail. I'm also thinking there's some chance to barf out an OFB here from the mountain/foothills/west piedmont early on
 
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I'm just wondering if we get enough shear to offset forcing and divergence aloft to get more of a cellular nature or if this stuff just fires along the PFT and its a linear higher end wind threat with some hail. I'm also thinking there's some chance to barf out an OFB here from the mountain/foothills/west piedmont early on
I’m getting linear vibes off this, certainly could be a few supercells tho ahead or in the line given the type of shear we’re dealing with aloft, and about that last thing that’s quite possible towards C NC, models have been trying to hint at some dewpoint minimum somewhere in western/central NC87958797-51BD-4898-B6B5-57DD60E555F1.png04B7F402-0D3B-4ED2-B8CC-698CA78E19E1.png
 
I’m getting linear vibes off this, certainly could be a few supercells tho ahead or in the line given the type of shear we’re dealing with aloft, and about that last thing that’s quite possible towards C NC, models have been trying to hint at some dewpoint minimum somewhere in western/central NCView attachment 93399View attachment 93401
Yeah I think the real chance of getting supercells will be immediately east of the mountains into the western piedmont during the early stages of the event.
 
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