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4z HRRR coming in with a much different solution than previous runs. Lack of convection/del rio supercell that died out has a huge impact on how the convective complex plays out tonight per 4z hrrr. Warm sector is much farther north this run of the hrrr tomorrow afternoon which can be a game changer.
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Easter Weekend Severe Thread
Bob's Burgers replied to janetjanet998's topic in Central/Western States
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Easter Weekend Severe Thread
Bob's Burgers replied to janetjanet998's topic in Central/Western States
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See latest post
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Easter Weekend Severe Thread
Bob's Burgers replied to janetjanet998's topic in Central/Western States
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PW will show different STP numbers (usually conservative compared to NSHARP), whereas COD is the exact opposite. I believe COD uses a different STP equation than NSHARP/SPC
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I think we found the ceiling XD
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Notice the 73 knot storm motion for right movers; northern MS sounding here, maybe 70 miles west north west of Tupelo
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Tennessee is very much in the mix now. NAM gets more and more dangerous per run.
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^This. You can tell it's pretty clear from the SPC Convective Outlook that at least one upgrade is coming. Rare to see "Outbreak" mentioned in a D4, let alone a headline with 3 more subsequent uses. While it's ENH for now, it's worded like a high-end moderate risk.
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12z Euro now on board with 80+ temps across LA, MS. Very bad scenario unfolding here.
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Yep. You'd have to add about 1,200 j/kg ML cape to get to april 27 levels. Shear is there though. Modeled afternoon temps in the low 80's is very concerning though, especially the UKmet.
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Posted this in the SE thread, but if this forecast holds, high risk would seem probable if not expected.
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