cstrunk
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Agree. WAA/warm nose wins.
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Might be something around/after New Year's Day... according to GFS.
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Changes coming later next week, it seems. Just in time for my wedding weekend.
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Pretty common in Longview. Too many trees next to above ground electric lines.
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I ended up with 1" on Sunday and 5.25" yesterday on the north side of Longview. The tornado warnings yesterday were something else.
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At my house, I got 1.00" of rain on Sunday, and 5.25" yesterday from Beryl. Yesterday was pretty wild with all of the tornado warnings in E TX and NW LA. Winds were a little gusty at times yesterday afternoon, but thankfully we only lost power once for about 20 seconds and that was all.
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Keeping an eye on Beryl...
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I'm on day 8 in a row with measurable rainfall, with several multi-inch events within this span. Tomorrow morning will likely be day 9.
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Another MCS moving through NE Texas. Another one likely later tonight/tomorrow morning.
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Yeah it's been quite the stretch here. Don't think we're done yet either.
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It's mid-afternoon, there's a MCS diving SE from Oklahoma into huge CAPE (4000-6000 J/kg), mid-upper 70's dew points, adequate bulk shear (35-40 knots), 100-200 m2/s2 helicity, and yet it's not severe. What's holding it back?
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Yeah that was a nasty storm in West Texas. My post was focused on my area in East Texas, I should have been more clear. We ended up with 3.27" of rain yesterday. Just a bit of light rain this morning, 0.12" so far and I don't expect much more. I'm looking forward to some drier weather, I need to mow my lawn!
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Well there were a few rotating storms along I-20 in East Texas this afternoon but nothing tightened up. There was one tornado warning near Marshall, TX.Now the focus is very heavy rain. A very large flash flood warning has been issued along those same areas of I-20 for this area. Not much lightning and thunder.
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The enhanced risk was pretty good, but the slight risk extending up towards Texarkana was a bust. Models never really showed much north of I-10 in TX and LA, due to the substantial convection across S/SE TX and S LA... and that's what happened. Marginal risk for the northern uncertainty would have sufficed (and still not verify).
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I-10 special today from San Antonio through Houston later mostly for wind/very large hail. Ended up with 1.49" yesterday.
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1.26" so far today in Longview and it's not quite done yet. Nice soaking rain. I think tomorrow's severe threat is going to get pushed farther south/east again. Models not looking impressive (IMO) due to lingering precip tonight/tomorrow morning across areas of eastern Texas.
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I agree. Looks like SPC disagreed with the Enhanced delineation in the area I mentioned... and even nudged it slightly more north. I wonder what they are seeing.
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The DFW area still looks to be ground zero for the supercell/hail threat this afternoon. I think the Enhanced Risk is delineated too far to the north, once you get east of there. I wouldn't be surprised if it gets trimmed back south closer to I-20 in NE TX and N LA, as opposed to extending along I-30 in NE TX to Texarkana and southern Arkansas.
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https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0210.html Tornado watch up in Texas.
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Lots of supercells out there this afternoon across a wide area! Several tornado warnings as well.
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Friendly reminder - don't feed the trolls... just ignore them.
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I updated the thread title to include today, due to the updated Enhanced Risk added for NW Texas.
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Maybe I need to convince my boss to let me take my birthday off from work...
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SPC Day One Outlook (4-30-24): SPC Day Two Outlook (4-31-24): Severe storms in chaseable terrain return today and tomorrow (possibly Thursday too?). Today's threat covers areas hit hard by Friday's storms in E NE and W IA.
