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This is from today on a TOR in Louisiana. Quite possibly the oddest looking polygon warning I have ever seen.
Maybe there's no population in the area south of the warning. It looks like they reached out a finger where there is civilization.
I wondered as well. Its Lake Pontchartrain there which isn't a TOR-able area apparently (though there should be a SMW...there isn't as of yet).
Strong storms...maybe for sure...but otherwise is going WAY too far out on a limb at that range...especially since GFS doesn't really look that unstable...just the strong dynamics. System to watch but no need to scream things like "significant" severe weather yet...
What part of instability is lacking as of now?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
All of it. Last I checked, CAPE values didn't exceed 500 j/kg and dew points weren't that impressive, either. Still time for a change, though, FWIW.
Honestly - with the mjo being in phase 8 and into phase 1, severe weather makes way less sense than a snow storm. We're entering the phases that correspond with cold anamolies in the eastern us. With a sub 995 low pressure, possible tight closed low, seems a blizzard somewhere between dallas and memphis up into the ohio valley makes the most sense. If there is severe weather, I'd think it be limited to areas along and south of I20. How many times have we had a big severe outbreak 2 days after a (potential) snowstorm?
Where are you getting this? MEG has us in the forecast as getting nothing but rain and warming up substantially starting Monday.