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Think this forecast discussion from KFFC is really well done. Talks a lot about their feelings on the northern trends of last night and context around that. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=FFC&product=AFD&glossary=1 Used to live in ATL area so tracking for family there, but no dog in the fight now certainly makes it easier to stay level headed. Really hope some of you guys score.

Has the look of a supercell that’s guna be a problem for quite some time. It’s pretty unimpeded. This late it’s really a worst case scenario in TN barring something miraculously stopping this.

Nope, it’s def down unfortunately.

One of the most violent signatures I’ve ever seen. Godspeed to anyone in the path of this beast.

Think we have 2 pretty significant ones down right now. Clear debris ball for the northern cell. The southern cell is classically wrapped up. Both look very dangerous.

Storm to the south of the big dawg is rapidly organizing. Bad news bears

Tor emergency on that one now

Now has a debris sig just with a few scans. Here we go.

Storm over Kentwood is guna be the first one to produce

Been one of the most impressive and dynamically interesting cells with multiple handoffs and areas of rotation for quite some time. The nocturnal show has been pretty unbelievable once again. Praying for all these people asleep. edit: it’s possible it’s producing three separate circulations with their own CC signatures. What an insane storm.

Big shrink of the moderate risk in the latest update. Another day showing there’s so much more than just an impressive parameter space.

Something going majorly wrong to not have a confirmed warning on the Elkton cell Edit: far too delayed but finally they got it.

Not calling bust on the nocturnal threat, but it’s safe to say the couple discrete supercells earlier that were very similar to what the CAMS depicted underperformed the lofty expectations. There were def some brief most likely heavily rain wrapped tornadoes but overall the first part was tempered. Curious to hear from experienced Mets why they mostly failed to take advantage of the wild parameter space.

Looks like they just took their second hit based on CC. Just an unbelievably bad situation tonight in so many ways.

The three most southern isolated supercells all look extremely dangerous right now.