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Severe Weather Threat - May 6, 2024
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TheSuckZone
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Uptrend in the instability on the 00z HRRR
Parameters are freaking nuts in north Oklahoma at 00z.
Id say a high risk for north Oklahoma is a good call
Tempestas Tonitrua
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Northern sector (Kansas) is a lot more linear than previous runs but I do see 2-3 obvious supercells in northern Oklahoma.
The parameters look amazing and high end but if there are no storms there to take advantage then it’s just the atmosphere teasing us a little bit.
Whether there’s any crossover between the best parameters and actual supercells will most likely be resolved tomorrow and not on models IMO.
Maxis_s
Member
Not entirely sure since cells don't seem to form in the environment... but I think that's just CAMs being CAMs. I think it's a good call.
The entire warm sector is just... this...
Maxis_s
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Tempestas Tonitrua
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But is that storm coverage enough for the SPC to justify a high risk?
jiharris0220
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Low level jet has uptrended substantially on this particular run.
there is definitely an uptick in convection across the area on the 00Z hrrr
TornadoFan
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Maxis_s
Member
If that many cells can form in north OK, I don't see why at least one or two can form further south when there's not much difference in the inversion.
jiharris0220
Member
Honestly for once I don’t think the hrrr is doing bad for convection, it’s actually one of the few cams that has convection firing all the way south in southern Oklahoma by 12am.
Tempestas Tonitrua
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Yeah, good points. CAMs have really wanted to line everything out very quickly this season. Thinking back to 4/26 in Nebraska especially. And that wasn’t even close to the case. Same thing with 4/27
