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It's March and things are going to get squally right off the Bat. Tuesday afternoon and evening will be very eventful for the entire state but specifically for 98/84 north with main emphasis for the area between 20 and the Tenn Border. I'm sure SVD will have some more info starting tomorrow.
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I'll be honest I'm not completely sold on this system, but I will say this. If this system had enough instability to work with it would be one talked about for a long time. Every other box is checked for a significant high end event. It just doesn't look like it's going to have enough fuel to work with to become a prolific tornado producer. That said, it does look like it will be able to produce widespread damaging straight line winds.
On a related note, we just went live with a Skycam in Aberdeen yesterday. That is our 10th camera to go live. We've still got other places we are waiting to do installs at and others we're working on getting permission to place cameras. I'm hoping we can have 20-25 up this year.
Yes, I know it's off thread topic SVD but for those of us enamored with such things, give us some details on the profile pic!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
It's a Smith and Wesson M&P15 5.56. Birthday present from my mom a few years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
What an outstanding present! Way to go mom!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
Nice optics setup too!!!
Yeah. I may need to get it out soon and go squeeze off a few rounds in memory of her.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
So sorry you lost her svd. Went through that myself with my mom a few years ago and my wife last year. Both cancer. Prayers brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
updated guidance came out concerning tuesday and it looks like a weather watch day for 84 and the pine belt. That means you CC. You can read it here.
https://forecast.weather.gov/glossar...t%20Discussion
Any update on how the system is looking like? I know they have it as an enhanced risk, but they are letting our boys out of school early tomorrow afternoon down here in Sumrall
The 84 corridor is supposed to get the brunt of the worst weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Activated Alpha
Man, what is the deal with that stretch of highway. It may need to be relocated to change some luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Also the 82 corridor and the old 80 one.Quote:
Originally Posted by State82
I'm no meteorologist, but it might have something to do with CAPE. The further south you go, the higher the values tend to be. Otherwise, heck if I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by State82
That's it. It just doesn't look like we're going to have enough moisture return. That is the only thing keeping this from being a really bad event.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowDawg
Models still looking the same or think it?s worsening?
About the same. Main tornado threat confined to south MS but a watch has been issued up to 82 where parameters aren't as good but will be good enough to possibly squeeze out a couple.
Storms now crossing the river. Can view Skycam live feeds at www.NMSCAS.org and selecting Skycam Network in the drop down menu.
starkvegasdawg you are/were correct so far dew points staying below 60?. So far no tornadoes as the storm line pushes into Ms.
a to warned storm now SW of MacombQuote:
Originally Posted by Ranchdawg
Near Oak Vale as always. Then towards our place on 84!!!! Probably will be south of my kids on 84.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Now you know the old homestead is a T magnet.Quote:
Originally Posted by DownwardDawg
Yes!!Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Man I was on a Citation 5 today, and the pilots did a heck of a job landing with wind gusts. I at one point near landing thought this may not end well.