I will start with the weather outlook and get into the good stuff. For tomorrow, the SPC has highlighted the southern portions of Mississippi and Alabama for having a slight risk. Rick plans to chase it and invited me to join him (he is leaving today), but I declined... keeping my eyes to a closer prize... on Monday in Southwest Georgia... maybe. For Rick, this is how it looks:
IT APPEARS THE GREATEST TORNADO THREAT WILL EXIST S OF I-20 ACROSS S-CNTRL/SERN LA AND SRN MS WHERE A MOIST...UNSTABLE BOUNDARY LAYER WILL COEXIST WITH STRENGTHENING LOW-LEVEL SHEAR. THE DAMAGING WIND AND TORNADO THREAT IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING IN ASSOCIATION WITH PRE-FRONTAL CONVECTIVE BAND MOVING THROUGH MS INTO WRN AL.On Monday, that slight risk moves much closer to my neck of the woods (cutting into southwest GA, which seems to be a hot spot for tornadic action in our little section of the CONUS... Enterprise, Americus, Mitchell/Baker County - hot spot) so I might just need to take a vacation day on Monday and make my Garmin earn its cost. Here's what the SPC has to say about it:
THIS MOISTURE AND DAYTIME HEATING SHOULD CONTRIBUTE TO WEAK TO MODERATE INSTABILITY MONDAY. THE COMBINATION OF A MOIST...UNSTABLE AIR MASS AND MODERATELY STRONG VERTICAL SHEAR SUGGEST THE POTENTIAL FOR EMBEDDED SEVERE STORMS CAPABLE OF MAINLY DAMAGING WINDS AND A COUPLE OF TORNADOES.I'll take it. I will continue to monitor the progress of this storm. It'll be interesting to see how it interacts with the Dewvoid. I'll let you know if I end up chasing it on Monday.









WHAT DID LOOK LIKE A PRETTY GOOD CHANCE OF WIDESPREAD RAINFALL OVER THE AREA 24 HOURS AGO IS NOW IN JEOPARDY.He has obviously not been educated in the weather killing powers of the Dewvoid. Thanks for putting up with me guys. I really enjoyed the trip. No word on the Milton weather event at that point, but it fell under Mobile's CWA. Here is their preliminary report. There you have it folks, a series of microbursts.
After that, I had a wonderful comedy experience, with the conclusion being a fire eating comedian. It was a hysterical show. I laughed my booty off.



Happy Saturday, y'all.
~Dewdrop
Too cool you got too meet your weather guys!
ReplyDeleteWe just aren't normal. Most people don't consider a great date one that involves a trip to the local weather service office. It was cool to meet some more of the guys.
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