Steven_1974
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Where do you generate the sounding maps?
Can go on tropicaltidbits/pivotal weather/cod meteorology and go to models and just click on the area to get soundingsWhere do you generate the sounding maps?
Isn’t it just beautiful View attachment 82768View attachment 82769
That 18z flash density map is a tad concerning. I don't know how well it translates to rouge storms but I'm going to guess the higher density popcorn is it's attempt at creating supercells.Euro shows 2 MCSs one coming from the NW into NC/SC/TN/GA mon night/tues morning and one in AL/LA/MS tues aftView attachment 82780View attachment 82781View attachment 82782View attachment 82783
For alabama and missisppi or the carolinas?That some impressive EML on the NAM entering in towards the end of the run
Everybody it was already out towards your area and entering the CarolinasFor alabama and missisppi or the carolinas?
Decent lapse rates. They'll be some explosive updrafts and big hailers. where you at @Arcc alabama needs your input haven't heard from you in a while
Decent lapse rates. They'll be some explosive updrafts and big hailers. where you at @Arcc alabama needs your input haven't heard from you in a while
I'm curious to hear arcc's synopsis for Tuesday. North central alabama has around 300-350 3km SRH helicity and nearing 4000j of SB cape. Looking at 12km nam at around 18z Tuesday. It plops what I'm going to guess are supercells in mississippi and alabama. Environment is not crazy but it doesn't really take a crazy day to overproduce. More so when it's a high cape lower shear enviroment. I'd rather wait and see how the HRRR and 3km NAM handle the precipitation though before I jump in on supercell heaven.