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Wow. Beautiful .

@jaxjagman what do you think? There was (I believe) a microburst off Tazewell Pk to Washington Pk in NE Knoxville yesterday when the storms hit. Damage reports in that area and on radar you can see around that area where the winds surged in opposite directions. .

FYI… looks like we might get active this week. .

Is your sounding from WeatherFront? I’ve been getting monthly subs to different apps seeing what one I like. WeatherFront is what I have now and I like it. .

I have friends in Franklin, actually a little south of Franklin near Independence HS. .

The NAM on Wednesday afternoon is interesting…… .

Dropped my scrip to Aguacero and switched to WeatherFront. Really liking WF and it’s products .

It hit a trailer park unfortunately. Likely EF3 damage outside of the park .

First of next week might get interesting. This is d4-7 .

That’s what my other Nashville friends said. .

Here’s the 12z balloon launch from BNA And the 0z from last night. .

Absolutely agree a watch could have still been issued. .

Yeah, I would like to see observed soundings from yesterday afternoon versus what the cams were showing. I think the mid levels had a little more dry air in them which help increase several parameters .

To be fair… none of the cams had that MCS like structure move through middle Tennessee. A couple of the mods had a system like that, but they had the system track more from Northern Arkansas, Southeast through Western Tennessee into northern Mississippi, Alabama. That’s why a slight risk was put out in the area where the mods had the cluster tracking. However, I do believe that looking at the atmospheric conditions of middle Tennessee yesterday afternoon, once those storms fired and it was obvious they were headed toward middle Tennessee, I do agree I think a watch was appropriate for that area. I’m not even sure that a MD was put out just to talk about the system. .

That’s good. .