Gonna be a big HRRR run. Storms firing and this is the environment ahead.
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Possible Severe Weather April 22nd-23rd
- Thread starter Darklordsuperstorm
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Snowflowxxl
Member
The morning "mess" gets out in a hurry on the HRRR. I still am not sure if thats actually gonna be the case, but if so ruh roh
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Mayday if true...
V4 not looking any better.
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Brick Tamland
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Really depends sometimes o. How long the mess beforehand hangs around. Sometimes it can make things more stable for the afternoon, but sometimes it can make things more humid and worse for the second round.
Hrrrv4 needa chill 
I know it's just a model, but right on top of us???
I think we are getting back to watching how fast low level winds veer now.
I still feel like that is a very real possibility.
ngl, I'm a little concerned for north ATL metro between 6-10 tomorrow.
I think the question will be is there enough low level helicity to put tornadoes in the ground or will we see nice supercell presentation and some hail yet little or weak ground truth.
Better instability south and east better dynamics north and west
Snowflowxxl
Member
RAP is on crack showing apocalyptic situation. I'm still saying that I don't see much happening tomorrow.
SWB
Member
Looks like we have line headed toward Central Arkansas that is still active. One tornado warning now.
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
Damn hrrr going off tonight. Still questions with this one
Kinda surprised this doesn't have a tor warning
12km Nam is farther south. Atlanta and places North stay in the mid 50s all day.
NoSnowATL
Member
Crazy. Forecast high is 68 so we will see. It’s amazing how wide the uncertainty is with this event less then 24hrs away.
I don't buy the 12km NAM. It's way off from what 3km NAM and HRRR are showing.
3km Nam has sped up the morning MCS a tad. Looks somewhat similar to the Hrrr.