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Severe Severe Threat Jan 11-13 2023
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Got 180mph+ GTG.
Darklordsuperstorm
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There it is. 
Man 
Back to 180+ GTG.
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
Upgraded to a Tornado Emergency
DadOfJax
Member
Wow....just wow!
Might have something beginning south of Cedartown in GA 
ForsythSnow
Moderator
this is the one I'm worried about personally and will be paying close attention to if it makes its way upstream
lj0109
Member
Mesoscale Discussion 0055
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0100 PM CST Thu Jan 12 2023
Areas affected...central AL
Concerning...Tornado Watch 18...
Valid 121900Z - 122000Z
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 18 continues.
SUMMARY...A strong to intense tornado (~EF3) is likely ongoing
across central AL and after tornado demise, a wind-damage risk will
likely continue into east-central AL.
DISCUSSION...KBMX radar imagery shows an intense low-level
mesocyclone moving through an adequately moist/moderately buoyant
airmass across central AL. SPC data analytics indicates a
strong/intense tornado is likely ongoing across Autauga County, AL.
The area VAD/s show large hodographs with 300 m2/s2 0-0.5 km
effective SRH. The strong shear/buoyancy will likely aid in
sustaining the supercell after eventual tornado demise once the
squall line overtakes the supercell. Nonetheless, a significant
wind-damage threat and some tornado risk will likely continue into
eastern AL through the mid afternoon.
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
0100 PM CST Thu Jan 12 2023
Areas affected...central AL
Concerning...Tornado Watch 18...
Valid 121900Z - 122000Z
The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 18 continues.
SUMMARY...A strong to intense tornado (~EF3) is likely ongoing
across central AL and after tornado demise, a wind-damage risk will
likely continue into east-central AL.
DISCUSSION...KBMX radar imagery shows an intense low-level
mesocyclone moving through an adequately moist/moderately buoyant
airmass across central AL. SPC data analytics indicates a
strong/intense tornado is likely ongoing across Autauga County, AL.
The area VAD/s show large hodographs with 300 m2/s2 0-0.5 km
effective SRH. The strong shear/buoyancy will likely aid in
sustaining the supercell after eventual tornado demise once the
squall line overtakes the supercell. Nonetheless, a significant
wind-damage threat and some tornado risk will likely continue into
eastern AL through the mid afternoon.
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Another suspicious cell west of Macon, GA. Watch those cells out in front in GA.
DadOfJax
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Going linear now, thank goodness!
Impressive multi-vortex tornado on abc 33/40.
DadOfJax
Member
WOW!! The CC loop shows debri from Selma outcast into the forward flank downdraft! That is insanity!
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
Debris maybe falling at my house.
DadOfJax
Member
That is not a good sign for what news is about to come out of Selma!
Very powerful couplet. 
Good grief dude. Eventually that ofb pushing out to its south has to choke it out
Huge debris ball!
Darklordsuperstorm
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Darklordsuperstorm
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New Tornado Emergency issued downstream.
tractor girl
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Sounding near Macon
Probably getting close to seeing this significantly weaken.
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That shows a cap still in place around 850mb but obviously there is a break in containment.
Darklordsuperstorm
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This storm structure
May eat my words. Inflow rapidly strengthening again.
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
For perspective
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
Darklordsuperstorm
Member
This thing has been a beast!
bigstick10
Member
Somewhat concerned for the ATL metro core as well.
Damaging wind threat looks to be ramping up for ATL Metro with that line heading toward Carrollton