Snow_chaser
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Sure looks that way right now. Storms popping down along the Gulf. That setup has kept North Georgia severe weather in check this year.Could that batch of storm steal the energy for the metro area?
Sure looks that way right now. Storms popping down along the Gulf. That setup has kept North Georgia severe weather in check this year.Could that batch of storm steal the energy for the metro area?
Don't worry we are probably going to mix dews into the 50s and won't have much to worry about locallyI just don't buy it. An enhanced zone that big seems overdone and more of a CYA thing than an actual forecast.
Well, it's still overcast here. Maybe it will stay that way and we'll even get some rain ahead of time to limit the instability before the front comes through. It doesn't seem like it's supposed to do much here until around 8:00 tonight.Don't worry we are probably going to mix dews into the 50s and won't have much to worry about locally
Well, it's still overcast here. Maybe it will stay that way and we'll even get some rain ahead of time to limit the instability before the front comes through. It doesn't seem like it's supposed to do much here until around 8:00 tonight.
Was just about to post similar map, HRRR also has DPs in mid/upper 60s and that's like one UH track over Brick, my office and then my house lolThing is the longer we hold on to the stratus and cool the more likely we are to see the initial warm front storms initiate potentially farther SW new HRRR fires them along I40View attachment 118138
If i were looking for a tornado today I would head up your way, down just west of Charlotte or maybe to the NW of GSO. Those seem to be the areas of the state where the potential might be maximized for different reasonsWas just about to post similar map, HRRR also has DPs in mid/upper 60s and that's like one UH track over Brick, my office and then my house lol
edit: also always seems to be the case, clouds hold on longer, warm front delayed and best chance in situations like this a little more south. Could be part of the reason for the larger enhanced? May have to wait a few hours to get a feel for where best spot will be
Cool, I guess... yeah definitely keeping an eye on itIf i were looking for a tornado today I would head up your way, down just west of Charlotte or maybe to the NW of GSO. Those seem to be the areas of the state where the potential might be maximized for different reasons
Well I'm 3 for 3 in years for being in a tornado warning since I moved to Hillsborough. With one actually on the ground. Might as well. Make it 4 for 4.Haha what
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Depends on how much sunlight can get through. FFC sounding def had a pretty dry layer in the mid levels, it could definitely crimp convection depending on where it screws off toIt’s worth noting however that the HRRR has a bad PBL mixing bias, it’s mixed out way to much on setups, definitely gonna be some mixing tomorrow but low 50s ? Pretty skeptical
These storms are having a hard time firing up though. Also, I am seeing storms fire up along the coast too.Clearing moving into GA View attachment 118155