Snowstorm920

58 minutes ago, andyhb said:

Pressing X to doubt moisture mixing out that severely so close to the Gulf with unimpeded return flow. Not like the temps are in the upper 90s or 100s either.

Ya I have my doubts to. CAMs seem to be to aggressive mixing out at times. Something to keep an eye on though 

Noticing the models are mixing out low level moisture in a large swatch across the risk area during the day tomorrow from surface heating. Check out the surface dewpoint map below. That could really lessen the tornado/severe threat atleast for a time tomorrow afternoon/evening. LCLs get pretty high

Lots of 0-3km CAPE showing up on the HRRRv4

1km SRH is also high

Several signs pointing to another dangerous tornado environment across the deep south Sunday

Loaded gun sounding on the 12z NAM in southern Alabama 

30 minutes ago, LansingWeather said:

Very true but those people have the most incredible videos. As long as they understand the risk then that is their choice.

I watched this video this old guy filmed. It was the most amazing video i've ever seen, not sure where it was taken but it shows a tornado come directly over his house. Unfortunately it killed his wife but somehow he was relatively ok.

I think your talking about this video. Taken in Fairfield, IL in April 2015. An amazing video but also sobering knowing what happened 

7 minutes ago, BrandonC_TX said:

Tuscaloosa reporting 72/70, so there is plenty of humidity around.  While the circulation near Union is weakening, the situation could change quickly given other parameters.

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

Latest HRRR run is pretty concerning. It shows a string of pearl supercells forming and sweeping east across the SE tonight

Two debris balls on radar about 40 miles from each other moving over the same area. Insane

Just now, StormySquares said:

No big cc hole on the storm now, is it still on the ground?

The couplet over Bassfield is insane right now. Latest scan showed CCs lowering over Bassfield but too soon to tell if its debris

Environment breakdown on that tornado emergency cell from the SPC meso page. Talk about a pristine environment

Not going to see a clearer debris ball than this

Violent tornado parameters are off the charts in SW Mississippi