It isn't good as it may allow for greater instability to build in. At the same time though there are countless other variables in play here it may have no impact as a whole. Generally speaking you would prefer it stay cloudy though.
Is that sounding from the northwest corner fo Alabama?
67/63 here
2 hours later it's still out
2 back to back strong rotations in north Alabama. Also still a decent signal at a stronger supercell in central Alabama.
It may be showing the possibility of cells forming on the rain cooled boundary across extreme NE Mississippi into NW Alabama.
Probably what it's picking up on. Either way it's not good, with the parameters in play you could possibly have a violent tornado in that corridor. Nonetheless all eyes will be glued on coverage later. That boundary setting up isn't good. A similar type of boundary set up on April 27th with a cooled rain air mass and the warm moist air to the south. Hackleburg/ Phil Campbell tornado spawned from that. Not saying this will be like that. But boundaries are pretty big
May have a rare occasion where the spc issues a mesoscale discussion for one cell lol
