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Severe weather 2020

Track seems be Dixie alley again... hard believe here midsouth we keep missing the big ones... Memphis area I’m referring to... usually mid April to mid May is our best peak time catch something on the high end.
So you're thinking the potential next week will again be further South and away from the Memphis (Midsouth) area?
 
Hard to say right now, but the plains into the southeast (Dixie alley) would be favored rn, as we head further into spring things should start shifting into the plains

Could see a pretty busy next 14 days. We always have the chance of seeing the threats dropped like this weekends event was. Quite frankly we saw enough already and we dont need to see anymore. With the 12 confirmed NC tornados and the outbreak earlier in the year we are already pushing strong numbers.
 
Wouldn’t take much to trend into something much bigger.



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Wouldn’t take much to trend into something much bigger.



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Models keep this low too flat west to east. If the went from GSP to Richmond then that would have been worse for the carolinas piedmont and coastal zones but as of now the models are in good agreement so this is a deep south threat. The gfs has 989mb 30 miles south of me.
 
So Webber thinks surface low will trend north west so big time severe for western NC again and everyone? All lows have corrected north as time got closer since December
 
So Webber thinks surface low will trend north west so big time severe for western NC again and everyone? All lows have corrected north as time got closer since December
Well given that the gfs is once again building heights more and more each run ahead of the system, it’s quite possible
 
Hey, at least we have a one day break between the severe threats next week.
 
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