nickgrillo
EF5
Yeah... By later afternoon, we could see some strong tornadoes, especially across AL. We very rarely have this type of instability available, and SRH is flying off the hook. Additionally, 0-6KM deep-layer shear is >40KTS across AL.
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Tornado Watch
- Thread starter HAltschule
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Yeah... By later afternoon, we could see some strong tornadoes, especially across AL. We very rarely have this type of instability available, and SRH is flying off the hook. Additionally, 0-6KM deep-layer shear is >40KTS across AL.
HAltschule
EF5
I saw that Nick. 45+ Kts of shear. And as far as CAPE goes...still several hours of strong heating. Very interesting.
Maybe we should just move these threads over to Tornado Warnings so we are in the same place? I guess I'll post that info. over there.
Maybe we should just move these threads over to Tornado Warnings so we are in the same place? I guess I'll post that info. over there.
nickgrillo
EF5
Very nice storm west of Brewton, AL attm... Showing a very nice couplet on radar and just got TOR-warned. The storm to the south of that in the FL panhandle also shows some rotation... I wouldn't be surprised if they both were producing tornadoes right now.
