Really ready to see what the new HRRR can doInterested in seeing what happens when this gets into the hrrr and hi res nam wheelhouse.
Really ready to see what the new HRRR can doInterested in seeing what happens when this gets into the hrrr and hi res nam wheelhouse.
Yeah, seen those setups where sups come out the gulf and take advantage of Rich low level moisture and stay more discreteIn my experience, in these types of strong negative tilt troughs, right off the gulf is normally where you do end up seeing the highest threat especially tornado wise.
Should be later on today/tonight. We will really be in it's range solidly tomorrow. It only goes out 36hrsWhen will hrrr be available for Fridays threat
Yeah, seen those setups where sups come out the gulf and take advantage of Rich low level moisture and stay more discrete
Just saw a long range NAM 3km that Spann posted and it’s pretty interesting. It wants to actually give the medal for tornado potential to south AL, probably more SE AL and it’s possible.
As the upper level system pulls out, the flow will broaden out and shift H5 winds more westward. That could allow the line to break apart and with the higher instability would allow an elevated tornado threat.
Now we know that the 3km NAM likes to over do discrete convection in the long range, but it’s a thought.
Something interesting to note here is that Memphis is currently on the boarder of the marginal and slight risk so this will be a significant jump for them
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