TJKLECKNER
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When does the deep south season start? I'm hoping for something in the far southeastern states, including Florida January-March.
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Fall..... otherwise known as 2nd season!
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Tim Paitz
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El Nino years have brought more tornadoes to florida in the winter. 1998 and 2007 are good examples of this. Both were in February.
Marc R. O'Leary
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Colorado has been deadsville this fall. Caught a couple bolts early, but nothing since.
What's even more odd is zero snow in Denver or Eastern Plains yet....usually first dusting is in September, but it was in the 80s this week.
What's even more odd is zero snow in Denver or Eastern Plains yet....usually first dusting is in September, but it was in the 80s this week.
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Jan 1998 had close to record tornado concentration outbreaks in Arkansas.
TJKLECKNER
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Tim Paitz
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Nice, hopefully along the west side of Florida...say Tampa?
More or less mostly the interior of central florida.
Shane Adams
Actually it was 1999.
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Sorry it's been a long time ago for me now and in my old age my brain doen't always work right.
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Shane Adams
Despite the fact I don't feel there's a true "Fall Season" I still maintain that the occasional Fall chase can yield amazing results...
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What about today? Anyone chasing extreme south Texas?
Jared Martin
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Do you guys think this will happen this fall?
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Jason Boggs
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Other than a couple of events, it's been a fairly quiet fall season so far. It may change a bit in the coming days though!
Jared Martin
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I noticed a very drastic change in the forecast for Thursday!
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Tim Paitz
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The direction the shear's going will determine whether it'll be supercellular or a multicellular mess. Instability's not that high but if we can get some diurnal heating throughout the day that might help. So far it looks as though the shear will mostly follow the cold front but that might change in the next day or so as we get closer to Thursday.
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