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  1. tor-driven, and I was surprised that they didn't go 45% for wind.
  2. Moderate issued for Evansville - Little Rock area along the Ohio & Mississippi Rivers
  3. Big swath of 75kt+ winds at 850mb early thursday AM on the latest HRRR, over western ohio. I'm thinking a moderate is coming at 1:30, probably for both wind and tor potential.
  4. Pretty sunny and 73 on the southwest side of lansing
  5. Charlotte, mi, sorry, SW of Lansing. I think there is a Charlotte near circleville tho
  6. Heading down to Charlotte area to chase
  7. From the day4 portion of the days 4-8 outlook
  8. keep in mind that this is a composite of all hazards but still, looking like another big day in the area.
  9. Not so sure about this one...
  10. At a glance, 00z hrrr looks like an uptrend in terms of morning convection decreasing around the IN/KY/OH area and a little bit more destabilization
  11. Probably thread worthy given the huge d3 enhanced covering a lot of the southern sub, and the slight risk all the way into MI. Interesting that the SPC keeps mentioning the significant hail probs as almost the primary risk with this event. Just rare to see this far east I feel.
  12. I can start a thread for Sunday tomorrow if it looks to continue the uptrend around the area. Saw a gif of the GFS actually trending towards the ukmet solution which is concerning
  13. It's the chatbot on Twitter ("x"), https://x.com/i/grok. Not sure if it's accessible without an account, but in my experience it's pretty similar skillwise to deepseek/chatgpt, although I haven't used it to do analysis on data like that.
  14. Incredible amount of lightning with these storms as well
  15. This is insane, and just the sheer number of pds warnings so far is wild
  16. MDT got even bigger on the latest D1 outlook
  17. HREF with a UH bullseye around and north of STL tonight.
  18. https://x.com/CameronJNixon/status/1900567103628857486 excellent thread by cameron nixon on why this storm mode may be more supportive of long-track tors than a purely supercellular one IMO, this could be cause enough for a high risk at 1630z
  19. Looks as though the lead shortwave that was supposed to "scrub out" some moisture from south and limit northwards moisture advection for friday isn't as strong as forecast
  20. NAM3k sounding from SC IL (Mt. Vernon area) for late Friday night
  21. Saturday looking bigger than Friday for both the northern and southern modes
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