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Is the cape being that high make the storms like more intense or more widespread ... like what is the roll in amount of cape
Higher the cape, the more explosive/intense a updraft and corresponding downdraft can be, so yes higher cape can mean more intense thunderstorms
Huge CC drop, this thing just did some damage 
lj0109
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Crossing US 45 in N. Tupelo: 
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YUP IM AFFRAID TUPELO JUST TOOK A DEVISTATING HIT. HOPEFULLY ALL GOT THE WARNING INTIME AND TOOK IT SERIOUSLY
That storm is a ------- douchebag it’s couplet is weakening a bit
We’re getting these strong rotations and areas are only maximum in a slight risk ... I’m sure this day didn’t scare people enough to be weather aware .. could be costly
extensive residential damage near the elvis museum per police
Hmmm the WRFs show something concerning for tomorrow morning. These may very well be low topped supercells with lots of directional shear and 500mb winds at 40-45kts. The 0-1km helicity around 250+ is plenty for tornadoes with some strong.
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tennessee storm
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Also laying down some nice outflow boundaries for later tomorrow night ...
MAJOR DAMAGE TO AN APT COMPLEX IN TUPELO WITH ROOF COLLAPSE
Prayers for Tupelo, MS.
3km NAM for north AL. Any backing of the surface wind and that 0-1km Helicity will get close to 300.
Brent
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Big enhanced on Tuesday already
Jrips2710
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Euro is way more aggressive with the LLJ late Tuesday. Ramps up the LLJ to 45 knots across a good chunk of AL by 0z Wednesday which is a good bit earlier than before. That is also a trend the last three runs.