Strong Tornadoes Possible Today - MS Round 2

Just great, more strong tornadoes. Ugh.

It called weather.. but Americans are special… they need a thread for every raindrop falling.

Day 1 Convective Outlook
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
1246 AM CDT Sun Mar 26 2023

Valid 261200Z - 271200Z

...THERE IS AN ENHANCED RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS PARTS OF
EASTERN LOUISIANA THROUGH SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI AND INTO SOUTHERN
ALABAMA...


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NO these storms are "enhanced" for greater destruction.

Dreams of a Church completely destroyed, many dead in Alabama

Tornadoes.. in the desert?

Everyone stay safe.

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No deserts in Mississippi.

Good Morning LJS
Much thanks for pin

Alabama and Georgia are green as green can be.

3000 CAPE already coming up from the GoM into MS.
No cap.
Clear skies in N MS.
Likely will get strong popup cells late afternoon.
Very strong jet 500mb and higher

No ionospheric heating today due to geomagnetic activity.
Not expecting any EF4 or EF5, long track tornadoes today.
Friday was a much different story, while at that time, there was strong to extreme ionospheric heating.

You're geographically challenged

Some of us who live on this area appreciate it

Yes you would be surprised of how many people have literally no idea that there is going to be possible severe weather until they actually get the alert and its about to strike. Not saying I am one of those folks because I am usually aware a solid 3-4 days in advance. But I digress.

Slight risk. Stop being a bunch of Karen's.

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Nothing Burger. Calm down Karen.

Im gonna lasso me a whirlwind and ride it all the way to Allybammerz!!

BUMP for more updates ! Here in Northwest Indiana, the temp is supposed to rise this afternoon, and we have a possibility of damaging winds and a minor tornado.
Here is what we had 10 years ago, in my old neighborhood. It touched down across the street from my middle daughters house, which was right across the alley from my old house. It went across the bike trail, hit the high school and threw the concession stand building in the middle of the street, and continued for about 2-3 more miles, ripping off roofs, busting windows, throwing trees on cars, a real mess. My daughter lost her roof and siding, but her and my grandkids were OK. We only had some fence damage, and broken tree branches at my house.
This vid is when it hit the park 2 blocks from our homes.The real action starts at 3:40.

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The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded central Louisiana through central and southern Mississippi and Alabama to a Moderate Risk for hail and tornadoes this afternoon and evening.

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Day 1 Convective Outlook
NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
1133 AM CDT Sun Mar 26 2023

Valid 261630Z - 271200Z

...THERE IS A MODERATE RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS PORTIONS
OF LOUISIANA/MISSISSIPPI/ALABAMA...

...SUMMARY...
Episodic severe thunderstorms will persist into tonight across a
broad portion of the Deep South/Southeast States. A few strong
tornadoes and very large hail may occur with the most intense
storms, particularly from central Louisiana across central/southern
portions of Mississippi and Alabama this afternoon and evening.

...Deep South/Southeast...
Some severe potential, mostly in the form of hail/wind, may continue
early this afternoon across the South Carolina Piedmont/southern
North Carolina. This environment also remains conditionally
favorable for a few severe storms to the west across southeast
Mississippi, south-central Alabama, into west-central Georgia near
the effective front. This sub-regional corridor may be experiencing
a bout of shortwave ridging, but that at the same time, the boundary
layer will continue to diurnally destabilize.

Focus then quickly turns farther west to the potential for deep
convective development along the northward-shifting boundary from
east/southeast Texas into Louisiana, which could potentially occur
relatively early, during early/mid-afternoon. See Mesoscale
Discussion 354 for more short-term details. Low-level shear/SRH will
not initially be strong but strengthen through late afternoon/early
evening as 850mb/1-2 km AGL winds increase and low-level hodographs
enlarge. Storms, including initially semi-discrete/intense
supercells, will tend to cluster/gradually grow upscale along the
boundary with hail/wind potential, but an increased concern for
tornadoes, some of which may be strong/intense (EF2+), would exist
with supercells that evolve/persist in a semi-discrete manner south
of the boundary and move into and/or develop across
south-central/southeast Mississippi, and eventually
southwest/southern Alabama this evening as 850mb/1-2 km AGL winds
further intensify.

is that a rainbow? at around 9:30?

Luckily you dont live there.

Today's action will likely occur across much more heavily populated areas of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and western Georgia, than did occur on Friday evening. SO if any major severe supercells form and track eastward they could impact far more people than Friday. That's always a BIG IF with individual storms. But many people are not likely paying attention to the weather today. We shall see. Dixie Alley evening coming up. After dark tornadoes.

Yes. Right after the tornado passed.

Cool video. It is crazy how within the span of 10 minutes it goes from impending doom, to destruction, to sunshine.

:4toms:

We were not under any kind of severe storm warning when this happened. That was the crazy part about all this. We had a thunderstorm watch, that was it. We were watching the sky out the back window which faced my daughters house across the alley,when suddenly it got dark and green, and the wind started howling immediately. This tornado just popped up suddenly out of nowhere, literally. I didn't have time to get down the basement. My husband and my youngest had run down the basement with the one dog, and I was 3 steps down with the other dog when it hit. I remember my back windows were just pulsating. It was slow motion to me, but yet it all happened so fast. It was like being in an episode of the Twilight Zone !