March 2021

[Thundersnow]

Alright- under a week till March 1st.

What will be our "lions" and "lambs" this year and when? More winter? Transition to spring? Severe odds?

Seems like the month will be starting out wet.

[gcbama]

Alright- under a week till March 1st.

What will be our "lions" and "lambs" this year and when? More winter? Transition to spring? Severe odds?

Seems like the month will be starting out wet.

Thinking mid to end of march will be when severe season starts in earnest around here....hoping for nothing like last march

[Bruce]

Second week March start our severe season I say.

[Crockett]

The spring severe weather season never materializes. The SPC issues a couple of moderate outlooks but both bust. On May 21, Bruce storms NWS Nashville offices dressed like this.

[gcbama]

Hard to believe "if i am correct" our last high risk Day in mid-state was March 2012 . Not a bad thing at all, and after what happened in the past two seasons of having major to violent tornadoes show up completely unexpected in slight risk and marginal risk zones (nashville/cookeville and north birmingham) I will be keeping closer eye on things than I have in past, I am not go to bed anymore thinking everything is ok after what has happened recently with forecasting .

Not saying it is mets fault at all, it is just mother nature can pull rabbits out of her hat sometimes

[Bruce]

Hard to believe "if i am correct" our last high risk Day in mid-state was March 2012 . Not a bad thing at all, and after what happened in the past two seasons of having major to violent tornadoes show up completely unexpected in slight risk and marginal risk zones (nashville/cookeville and north birmingham) I will be keeping closer eye on things than I have in past, I am not go to bed anymore thinking everything is ok after what has happened recently with forecasting .

Not saying it is mets fault at all, it is just mother nature can pull rabbits out of her hat sometimes

last high risk here was May 2011

[Nash_LSU]

We started last March with the Nashville/Cookeville tornado and ended the month going into an unknown world with covid and lockdows. Spring is about rebirth and I believe this one will be a better one, though I have my rain boots and pirogue ready for what looks like a wet start to to the month.

[schneitzeit]

The spring severe weather season never materializes. The SPC issues a couple of moderate outlooks but both bust. On May 21, Bruce storms NWS Nashville offices dressed like this.

Bruce will go big. He'll drive out to Oklahoma and storm the Storm Prediction Center in Norman.

[stayrose38]

I sure hope all the hype this Spring severe season is just that, hype. Having lived through 4-27-11, I never want to see that again in my lifetime. Now late season cold/snow.. I'm down for any possibility.

[gcbama]

last high risk here was May 2011

March 2012 (henryville tornado outbreak) I-40 north started the day in high risk

[Navywxman]

March 2012 (henryville tornado outbreak) I-40 north started the day in high risk

The day gradient winds were the worst for most in the mid state & significant mixing saved as well, minus the I-40 supercell that was mostly notable for its hail versus the couple of weak tornadoes.

[Bruce]

March 2012 (henryville tornado outbreak) I-40 north started the day in high risk

just remember it was mainly Ohio valley north there threat

[gcbama]

The day gradient winds were the worst for most in the mid state & significant mixing saved as well, minus the I-40 supercell that was mostly notable for its hail versus the couple of weak tornadoes.

Yes I know, I was just stating that was the last day that the Mid-State was technically under a high risk, the fact it did not verify is not what I was really getting at lol

[gcbama]

Well looks like our typical Feb. flood type of weather held off this year until the end of the month heading into march

[Navywxman]

Yes I know, I was just stating that was the last day that the Mid-State was technically under a high risk, the fact it did not verify is not what I was really getting at lol

I wasn't discounting that, just stating the area basically saw only 1 significant supercell split between the chaos to the north & the morning disrespect in the Huntsville area that pummeled Chattanooga as well.