Are coastal counties going to be included in this threat area??
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Are coastal counties going to be included in this threat area??
Yes. All coastal counties are included in the Moderate Risk area provided by SPC. Will they be included in watches tomorrow? More than likely given the model consensus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hattdawg
To be honest, guys. I don't think we play tomorrow...at all
And here's why I don't think we will play tomorrow: http://maroonandwhitenation.com/2016...ain-go-away-2/
ANYWHERE in that moderate risk area needs to be weather aware. This has a very real potential to be very bad this afternoon and early tonight.
I'm headed to Gulfport now and I live in Oak Grove, so yeah we are nervous. Schools letting out at 10:45.
I'm leaving to head down to that area around 10:00 this morning. Nothing has changed this morning to change my mind on the potential of this storm. Everything is coming together for a very bad day. Take ALL warnings for your area very seriously. Yes, some may have proven false in the past and some may be today - but a lot will be real and they will be for violent tornadoes. This is the kind of system where EF3 and EF-4 storms will be very likely. And yes, an EF-5 wouldn't shock me today. The shear today is just scary.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
Four ingredients you need for severe weather:
Moisture
Instability
Lift
Shear
All four there, the shear is crazy for LA/MS/AL , be safe, heed warnings, have a plan now.
Just make sure you stay weather aware and know where you are going to go in the event that a tornado comes near you. This isn't our first rodeo in South Mississippi and it won't be our last.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hattdawg
The conditions today remind me of Christmas day a few years ago. And we had a violent F-4 move through Pearl River - Stone - Forrest - Perry. A weaker one also went through Mobile on that same day. Very favorable conditions south of I20 all the way to the coast. Be safe