Published on: May 30, 2018 at 11:49 AM
The GOES-16 satellite captured the amazing storms back developing over the same areas of West Alabama this morning and training downstream.
Look at the overshooting thunderstorm tops and the huge anvil canopy that is spreading out in the excellent upper-level exhaust pattern afforded by divergence aloft above 35,000 feet.
You can also see the storms from earlier this morning over east Alabama as they dive to the east.
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