Whatever happens will happen. Can't depend on the models for much these days.
Whatever happens is pre-determined virtually entirely, but models aren't smart enough to tell us and thus us humans can't possibly know.
Whatever happens will happen. Can't depend on the models for much these days.
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Still cloudy here with a cool breeze. Not very muggy outside either. The rain/storms looks to be moving faster than modeled.NAM gives us a bit more fuel for the fire ... really will just be a nowcasting thing here .. if we can manage some sun maybe we can get some good elevated thunderstorms ??
If there’s sun they wouldn’t be elevated, they would be surface basedNAM gives us a bit more fuel for the fire ... really will just be a nowcasting thing here .. if we can manage some sun maybe we can get some good elevated thunderstorms ??
Where at? What area are you watching?Might get some random tornado warnings later, lots of low level cape for stretching later even with weak low level shear
Much of the marginal and slight risk area, typically when you have low level cape, and even small amounts of low level shear/helicity, you can get low topped thunderstorms with rotation/windWhere at? What area are you watching?
Do you think the tornado threat is big today? I live on the southern edge of upstate sc and I'm getting a bit nervous.Much of the marginal and slight risk area, typically when you have low level cape, and even small amounts of low level shear/helicity, you can get low topped thunderstorms with rotation/wind
Do you think the tornado threat is big today? I live on the southern edge of upstate sc and I'm getting a bit nervous.
Nope not a big threat at allDo you think the tornado threat is big today? I live on the southern edge of upstate sc and I'm getting a bit nervous.
I think the 2011 outbreak had temps in the mid to upper 50s. Definitely different set up tho.