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Ooh. It's felt like an oddly quiet December for once, up until lately. That can either be a good thing or trouble brewing at the last minute.Tomorrow is not looking like a fun day to be in Louisiana or Mississippi.
Convective outlook:
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Tornado risk:
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Severe wind risk:
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Hail risk:
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And here's what Nadocast [found at https://x.com/nadocast] has to say about it:
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So yeah Dixiebros might wanna batten down the hatches, charge any batteries and put the car in the garage tomorrow. They're also using some gnarly fucking verbiage in the actual forecast text.
Where I live we had a very much hyped moderate risk with verbiage about "many extremely strong, long-tracked tornadoes" be a dud on April 2nd of this year, but December outbreaks tend to be pretty wild. Hopefully it's just a dud this time too.
If confidence increases by 2000z (in about 3 hours) in a more discrete mode, an upgrade to a HIGH (level 5/5) risk could be possible as it had been already considered. That would make it the third December high risk in SPC history and the first since 2002.The corridor of greatest concern will be late afternoon
through the evening from central LA into central MS. Considered an
upgrade to HIGH for this area, but will maintain the ongoing MDT
after consultation with local WFOs. Strong and long-tracked
tornadoes and widespread damaging winds are possible in this region,
with the primary uncertainty regarding storm-mode and linear forcing
mechanisms.
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Violent tornado, holy shit. Going right for Port Arthur.
For the past week, yt has been pushing endless videos on Cyclone Tracy. This Christmas was the fiftieth anniversary of her visit, so every man and his dog are making documentaries.Even though I have not watched any weather videos today, YouTube keeps recommending things about the blizzards of 1977 and 1978.
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