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Originally Posted by
starkvegasdawg
One bit of good news is wind profiles seem to favor a QLCS (squall line) and not discrete storms. That will help reduce the tornado threat. There's a couple other limiting factors, but that is the biggest. This is what is called a low CAPE / high shear set up.
That's mainly what I expect to see, a squall line with possible embedded spin-ups. Regardless, damaging winds are certainly a high risk and never to be taken lightly.
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