I guess we are about to conclude severe weather season in the southeast ? Seems like March and April are the core severe weather months east of the Mississippi and the threat shifts further west and north usually in May ?
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Severe Severe Weather Threat April 28-29th
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The GfS is really hitting he breaks and slowing this system down
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Watching chasers react to each model run on Twitter is hilarious
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Moisture return really starting to become a problem on Friday for areas to our west
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skywatcher
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Early Happy Birthday to ya! Cheers!!
Thanks looking like ill get my wish. Severe storms look to develop April 30. AL-TN as trough ejects east.
Updated the thread dates to include tomorrow and Thursday
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NWMSGuy
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Just curious, are we still posting Sunday's threat (30th) in this thread?
Yeah we need to break them up and it will get crowded posting five days worth of stuff in here
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Spc still calling for severe sunday in the tennessee valley as front and trough eject east ahead of a propagating MCS
Heavy rain is going to create problems for parts of the southeast during this period as well
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Sunday is my birthday. Possible significant event. What a gift that would be huh. #stormwatch
tennessee storm
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still very interested in sunday threat.... with the main trough getting ejected out finally... could be some cap issues... but time for that to work out
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RollTide18
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Tornado on the ground in Pike County
Sidenote: NWS has issued some of the smallest polygons you'll ever see today
Sidenote: NWS has issued some of the smallest polygons you'll ever see today
By far the biggest issue will be the nearly unidirectional shear from 850mb on up along with it being mostly from the south to SSW.
Warm front is zipping northward . Dew points are shooting up . Feeling sticky outside
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