Author Archives: MesoScale Discussio
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 25…
Several supercells have developed within tornado watch 25. The highest tornado threat will be over north central Alabama for the next several hours. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Severe Potential… Watch Possible
Isolated supercells are possible with large hail and damaging winds as the primary threat. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 25…
Several supercells have developed between Jackson and Columbus, MS. These supercells are expected to strengthen through the afternoon. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Severe Potential… Tornado Watch Likely
A gradual increase in storms is expected through the afternoon. A tornado watch will likely be needed soon. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 23…
Tornado watch 23 will be allowed to expire at 17Z. A downstream watch is not likely in the near term. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 15… 16…
Potential for isolated damaging wind gusts and/or a brief tornado will continue across northeast MS, northern AL, and middle TN for the next hour or two. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 13… 15… 16…
Threat for damaging wind gusts and perhaps a brief tornado will continue across central/east-central MS and west-central AL for the next few hours. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 13…
Isolated tornadoes or damaging wind gusts remain possible across the region this afternoon. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Severe Thunderstorm Watch 8… 9…
The threat for tornadoes, damaging winds and isolated large hail continues across the remaining valid portions of Tornado Watches 8 and 9. In addition, a new watch may be needed across far southeast Georgia and northern Florida prior to 01Z. Continue reading
SPC Mesoscale Discussion: Tornado Watch 7… 8…
The potential for isolated damaging wind gusts and a tornado or two is increasing ahead of newly developed convection in the far western Florida Panhandle. The severe threat will then decrease behind the main line of convection. Continue reading
