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Severe weather potential May 2 - 4

Bullet dodged for sure for the downtown area. Anybody seen any damage pics from west of the city?
 
Jrips2710 said:
Bullet dodged for sure for the downtown area. Anybody seen any damage pics from west of the city?
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I've been checking the traffic cameras and can't find anything. I'm at the office on Atlanta Road inside the perimeter so it was close. I haven't seen rain that heavy here in a long time.
 
HRRR has a ton of mini supercells firing from birmingham south. I'd hate to say but it may get a little nasty around 1oclock and so forth. ALSO. I can't tell for sure but is there some sort of boundary running along i59 from tuscaloosa to birmingham to gadsden?
 
Zander98al said:
Still ain't over yet. Real action is supposed to start in a few hours I think... Still feels muggy as heck of j central alabama with the sun trying to peak our
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Yeah very muggy here in Columbus, Ga with lots of sun. Sitting at 70/80 right now. Winds whipping out of the SSW at 16mph.


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Can anybody collaborate? Is there a boundary..? Maybe warm front of sorts.Screenshot_20210503-103851.png
 
Here and back home! Almost identical forecasts! B2FF52BF-40A0-47FD-8B5F-A95D0C92B269.pngE6741EC4-C621-406D-875B-C1F4B376440A.png
 
Good sign for the slight risk (or maybe even enhanced risk?) area expanding into DFW...

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It is so muggy here just steam/fog everywhere and very low rapid moving clouds
 
Gotta be a boundary of sorts around the area I said earlier. HRRR has supercells exploding just south of that vicinity. The interstate is the focal point for the stronger updrafts
 
Along the interstate and between clanton will be the area to watch. Also low level instability is pretty good. @Arcc what do you think about the situation in central alabama?
 
SPC has 10% hatched tornado area for parts of N. Texas (DFW is *JUST* outside of it) and SE Oklahoma.

However, all of DFW is in the enhanced risk area now.
 
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