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Severe Severe Threat April 5th-7th

RollTide18 said:
MOB calling for mainly a hail threat with the last round

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Sounds like music to my ears.
 
Storm5 said:
I'd say from Huntsville down south of Birmingham . Hail and strong winds the biggest threat in those areas but it will be a tornado watch no doubt due to the increased threat for eastern Alabama
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Thank you for your answer. I have been very grateful for your input through today. I feel like I've learned a lot just from today.
 
Beginning to hear thunder rumble in the distance, it may not have strengthened into anything big yet but those rain patches in central Georgia have turned into thunderstorms...
 
GeorgiaGirl said:
Beginning to hear thunder rumble in the distance, it may not have strengthened into anything big yet but those rain patches in central Georgia have turned into thunderstorms...
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You just be sure to have a safe place over there. Being in the moderate is bad enough but I would be freaking out in a high. I just hope I end up with a house and car when I go back home, it's squarely in the high PDS area.
 
Warm front pushed thru here in SE TN...temp has went from 54.6 to 72.2 and dp went from 52.1 to 62.8 in the last hour and a half.

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People getting at Spann on Twitter when the threat isn't even over, un-freaking-believable. Even if it's not that bad, I would MUCH rather be safe than sorry, which is why I never get at Local Mets in times like these.

Sorry for the rant y'all lol
 
SPC MCD:


Weak capping and strengthening deep ascent ahead of an approaching midlevel trough will allow convection to gradually increase in the vicinity of the confluence axis. This activity will mature as it moves off the confluence axis and into the destabilizing warm sector -- aided by an appreciable orthogonal component of deep flow relative to the confluence axis. Strong deep shear and the aforementioned midlevel lapse rates, encouraging enhanced storm-scale upward accelerations, will support discrete and semi-discrete cells capable of very large hail. Also, the isallobaric response to the deepening surface low to the north will maintain backed surface winds (pressure falls of 2-4 mb per 2 hours) across the open warm sector, resulting in long/curved hodographs in the low levels. Tornadoes are expected, and significant tornadoes will be possible -- especially as supercells mature within a corridor from central KY to central/northern AL later this afternoon into the evening. Damaging wind gusts are also expected.


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SD said:
I will say the live thread option has been great, I've just left my browser open all day and checked in periodically.
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Yeah it's great after the disaster when we first started that now our server space is through the roof and can handle anything. But your right the live feed is amazing
 
The serious stuff is just to the north of me, I have my local news on and the storms in the county north of me look like some serious business...
 
jaymackd3 said:
Does it look like more of N AL (West and East) could get more of a punch that originally thought?
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IMO the day has gone spot on what we thought except for the people worrying about the wedge lol . Even there the warm front is on the move again
 
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