Yeah, and the parameters are already higher than expected, this may get really nasty.captainbarbossa19 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 2:41 pmSupercell has a well-defined WER and is veering right. Rotation is getting better defined too. This thing is about to drop something.
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i suspect a lack of forcing is the culprit behind the radar being so dead today across our are
Are you able to embed that Tweet on the forum for everyone who don’t have a Twitter account so they can see exactly what he is expressing in regards to the lack of activity over our area despite the favorable severe weather parameters?
Well ****, the DP has slid upward here closing on 70°F. Yesterday was a beauty. This morning was very nice as well.
0z mesoscale models have come in much wetter tomorrow night,with a disturbance riding the frontal boundary along the i-10 corridor.If the trends continue I wouldn't be surprised if the area gets upgraded to a slight risk tomorrow from the SPC with that surface low developing over the area triggering possibly supercells.
Will believe it when I see it happening.