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Snowstorm920

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  1. That is a concerning amount of strong helicity tracks from the 12z HREF. Some of those are very long tracked
  2. Its still pretty bare with deep convection in Mississippi and Alabama. Looking at some soundings in the warm sector I'm not sure why that is either. There is an EML and associated CAP in the afternoon but nothing that would hamper convection that much.
  3. In typical HRRR fashion its pretty crazy in the warm sector Thursday
  4. http://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/MODEL/WXmodelx.php
  5. You do have to wonder about the lack of a CAP Thursday and how that might allow junkvection to fire and contaminate the warm sector. Besides that, environmental parameters are off the charts. A potentially very potent setup.
  6. That storm north of Brockwood had 130kts of G2G shear
  7. Nasty MCS tonight across South Dakota. Several 80+ wind reports so far
  8. Surprised they didn’t pull the trigger on that watch. Severe storms haven’t been hard to come by
  9. Some wild velocity signatures with that cell near Post
  10. Tornado on the ground north of Americus Kansas
  11. NAM has the LLJ screaming across the threat area after sunset Wednesday. Certainly going to be tons of low level shear for storms to work with. Effective bulk shear is still on the low side. Sounding near the OKC area at 03z
  12. Hodographs for Wednesday look nasty but 3km CAPE is poor in many of the soundings I’ve been pulling. That’s something to keep an eye on as we get closer
  13. Looks like your on the PC app. If you click the "share" button in the bottom right of the screen you should be able to save a PNG to your computer
  14. Soundings on Wednesday look nasty across portions of Kansas and Oklahoma. Going to be a day to watch for sure
  15. Wonder if this one will work out better than the last one of these I posted
  16. First half of May 2011 was very quiet, then Joplin happened. All it takes is one
  17. CPC highlighting the southern plains for severe weather the first week of May
  18. I think your talking about this video. Taken in Fairfield, IL in April 2015. An amazing video but also sobering knowing what happened
  19. That storm doesn't seem to be in an overly favorable tornado environment atm. Low level lapse rates/3km cape are poor. I certainly wouldn't let my guard down in Tuscaloosa though. Things can change fast
  20. Latest HRRR run is pretty concerning. It shows a string of pearl supercells forming and sweeping east across the SE tonight
  21. Two debris balls on radar about 40 miles from each other moving over the same area. Insane
  22. The couplet over Bassfield is insane right now. Latest scan showed CCs lowering over Bassfield but too soon to tell if its debris
  23. Environment breakdown on that tornado emergency cell from the SPC meso page. Talk about a pristine environment
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