SouthernNJ

Winds stronger near GA/TN line approaching East Ridge, could become a circulation.

State line AL/GA east of Shiloh could be a problem area.

Circulation in a bookend form is between Cullman and Holly Pond.

Looks like a circulation near Millry in the Mobile CWA is getting going.

Interesting SPS from FFC:

853 PM EDT Sun Apr 12 2020

...SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR CHATTOOGA...SOUTHERN WALKER...
SOUTHWESTERN GORDON AND FLOYD COUNTIES UNTIL 915 PM EDT...

At 851 PM EDT...National Weather Service doppler radar indicated a
weak storm with rotation over Watson, or near Little River Canyon
National Preserve...moving northeast at 60 mph.

  HAZARD...enhanced risk of a brief tornado.

  IMPACT...Storms have exhibited localized rotation. A brief tornado
           could quickly form.

7 minutes ago, pbrussell said:

There’s a tiny little supercell in leesburg al with a couplet/potential tds that is unwarned at the moment 

Still there, rotation just north of Weiss Lake, near Gaylesville.  BMX must not see it.

The storm that began as the QLCS west of Monroe LA is now in NW Georgia getting

close to the Summerville community.

The second tornado track will get very close to the more sizeable town

of Collins MS.

Hebron and Soso, very small areas in the path of this next.  Reminds me of the 2010 Yazoo City

tornado in terms of duration and consistency of the velocity couplet.

Macon MS storm looking more supercellular and changing character, concerning

for areas between Columbus and Tuscaloosa.

Seeing a few areas, one near Louisville, a stronger one near Noxapater, both

are in the southern of the two polygons are could do something.

In the heavy rainfall, a narrow line has formed near Oxford MS and appears to

be getting stronger winds within.

The more dangerous portion of the QLCS will pass relatively close to Yazoo City.  The hail-producing

storm over Carthage is beginning to show an aloft circulation on the Columbus radar.