No idea....that's up to the officials there at Madison.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSUTTT1
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No idea....that's up to the officials there at Madison.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSUTTT1
odds there will be rain
Ok Ref, dumb ass question. Meridian?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
Meridian is within the highest risk area that I can see. I would keep close eye on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hells bells
In Madison during the game? It all depends on how fast this system moves through.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSUTTT1
It appears most (or at least the ones I know of) of the storm chasers are lining up South of I20
Ref, I've seen one model that has a pretty bad front coming right toward the GTA. Any truth to that?
Which model? Also, right now I wouldn't look at models. This is now Mesoanalysis and now-casting time. Models get thrown to the side within 3 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by It_Could_Happen
They just canceled our game (at 5:45) so I'm assuming all are canceled.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSUTTT1
It was a link one of my friends found on twitter, but I think they were talking about the storm around Kosciusko right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
Sorry the front they were discussing was around durant/midnight area.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
Starkville looks like we will get some rain and maybe some hail with this. Main threats will be hail and straight line winds right now. If rotation starts, then we can start worrying about dropping one.Quote:
Originally Posted by It_Could_Happen
Thank you. Really appreciate all the work you are doing on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
No problem, buddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by It_Could_Happen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...WvRJtdqVi7Gfss
Special Weather Briefing from NWS Jackson concerning today's storm.
And here is a preliminary look at tornado tracks and fatalities
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BmajEYECUAA8Ozh.png:large
Predominant winds today are west-southwest, and I think that is preventing any rotation from developing. Yesterday, winds were strong from the south-southeast, feeding directly into inflow of the storms. Not that I'm complaining.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Starkville until 4:45
http://t.co/rvYkOM8miW
Reed seems to be real excited about a storm right now. He's somewhere between Laurel and Jackson and he's headed southwest. Keeps saying it's exploding.
I've been watching these supercells trying to develop along the dry line moving in from the West all day. It seems to me they are having trouble developing south of I-20. North of I-20 they seem to be better organized. Not saying the forecast was a bust, it's just strange that the SPC outlined a more southern event and they seem to be stronger towards the north.
Maybe these cellular storms in the south just have not hit the most unstable air mass quite yet? They are just now moving over the Natchez Trace and that was the apparent line of instability to the SE. It seems like they are just now looking ominous over I-55
The one north of McComb?Quote:
Originally Posted by DownwardDawg