Published on: June 29, 2023 at 4:35 PM
The storms now over North Alabama will continue dropping southward according the the NSSL-WRF model, which is the only one that seems to have a real handle on them.
There will feed on decent instability as they move southward. CAPE values are over 2,000 joules/kg. SO they will still have the capacity to produce damaging wind gusts.
Here is the model’s depiction at 9 p.m. tonight. By then, the storms should be around the I-20 Corridor.
After that, they should weaken as the instability wanes.
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