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Severe Possible severe weather February 4th-7th

Shaggy said:
Lots of potential tomorrow. Doubt we see any sun with all the garbage out in front. Still with that 70kt LLJ things could get interesting.
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Yeah just a couple thousand feet up winds will be screaming, at very least I'll be shocked if there aren't numerous wind reports tomorrow.
 
FWIW, WPC says Greensboro is forecast to set a record high pwat value. And mentions some flooding could be SIG. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a last minute upgrade tomorrow for a small High Risk in the Mount Airy to Hickory areas.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
FWIW, WPC says Greensboro is forecast to set a record high pwat value. And mentions some flooding could be SIG. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a last minute upgrade tomorrow for a small High Risk in the Mount Airy to Hickory areas.
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This is NOT the set up for a high risk anywhere in the foothills of NC. Moderate at best.... still not likely
 
Have to remember that the dead of winter is the maxima runoff climo according to the NWS. Boone had over 6”+ of rain in December. Some areas had over 8”+ in January.
 
The RFD cold front is surging northward. Wonder if it will be able to cycle properly soon.
 
This storm in East AL needs to be monitored.AC3B6691-8CD1-4F8C-A98E-6F9F4FD9CB77.png
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Edit:Tornado Warning issued for that storm.
Edit 2: Good news is that as soon as the warning was issued the rotation weakened and the warning has been dropped for now.
 
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Today will definitely be an interesting one. Still think a MDT is possible but either way the winds. Man the clouds are screaming already
 
45% area for winds now
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Looks like the lower half of Wake County is in the level 3 threat now. Keeps moving north. How are we going to get any storms with all this rain this morning, though? Wouldn't that limit instability?
 
Just wondering what is going to be the spark to set the storms off in my area when we are getting heavy rain this morning. Is it supposed to stop raining? Usually we need some sun or a little clearing to get the heat needed to set off storms here.
 
I'm not sure this dry slot I'm in goes north during the day, but right now most of SC south of i-85 is dry. A large part of GA is dry too. The area from south of ATL in Georgia to Columbia SC and south should be primed for severe storms later today.
 
Up to 73 here just south of Atlanta (Peachtree City) and the main part of the line is still on the north side producing heavy storms with temps in the mid 60’s.
 
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