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Severe Severe Threat Jan 11-13 2023

SD said:
Have to wonder if at least for a short period of the outflow pushing to its south is helping maintain since it looks to be accelerating the SSE flow just in front of the ofb which is feeding indy the inflow
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So thinking that the outflow is essentially creating a strong push of inflow from the SE due to the displacement of air around it? I'm assuming this would be considered one of those rare micro climate TOR's. Please correct me if I'm interpreting wrong.
 
I can say this much the storms that are rolling thru Paulding the winds have definitely been impressive
 
Any chance of that supercell making it into Atlanta? Seems like it could somewhat be heading that direction unless the line eats it.. or I could be totally wrong hence the question lol
 
shortstopsergio said:
Any chance of that supercell making it into Atlanta? Seems like it could somewhat be heading that direction unless the line eats it.. or I could be totally wrong hence the question lol
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Yes, currently looks like it could sustain itself into GA. Not sure if it makes it as far north as Atlanta. Lagrange, Newnan, Peachtree City are looking prone.
 
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DadOfJax said:
So thinking that the outflow is essentially creating a strong push of inflow from the SE due to the displacement of air around it? I'm assuming this would be considered one of those rare micro climate TOR's. Please correct me if I'm interpreting wrong.
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Initially it was a pretty classic discrete sup but as that ofb caught up and it started getting a more line segment/qlcs look from the image @Arcc posted above that ofb may have temporarily enhanced the SSE flow aiding in longevity and strength. I'm not expert here but there were a few radar frames that didn't behave normally
 
SD said:
Initially it was a pretty classic discrete sup but as that ofb caught up and it started getting a more line segment/qlcs look from the image @Arcc posted above that ofb may have temporarily enhanced the SSE flow aiding in longevity and strength. I'm not expert here but there were a few radar frames that didn't behave normally
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Yea, I was sure that once it started bowing, it would cut itself off and that would be a wrap. However, it kept supercell characteristics that I have never seen in an overall marginal environment. This one will be studied for quite some time.
 
Potential tornado on the ground near Sparta Georgia
 

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If that supercell north of Elba, AL can get fully wrapped up, watch out as it could drop a very significant tornado.
 
So not to be that guy… but was the Atlanta Tornado warning based off a false report? Cause I didn’t see much on radar or CC but it said observed!

Probably good they issued it though just to be safe! I was driving though so might’ve missed it their was radar confirmation
 
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