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April 1st-4th Severe Weather Thread


andyhb

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Agree with Tony in that the N AR cells are the first to excite me all day, outside of DFW. If additional storms fire farther S across the Arkansas River Valley over the next couple hours, the perception of today as a "bust" may disappear. Certainly not a good chase day for those who attempted it, though.

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Per Hunt County dispatch, TOG on 380 moving out of Collin County. And there has to be damage in Collin County, hearing FD and EMS going to a staging area at the county line.

 

Yeah, KFWS and TDFW both suggest a likely rain-wrapped TOG near Merit.

 

And you can't make it up... yet another supercell rapidly intensifying W of Denton will likely be a large hail threat within the next half-hour. :lol:

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Moderate risk dropped with likely the best tornado threats of the day ongoing.

 

way to early imo! we're seeing some increasing developments in severeal areas of AR and TX! There's still some potential as this system moving east as u can see in nrn AR!

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Yeah, KFWS and TDFW both suggest a likely rain-wrapped TOG near Merit.

 

And you can't make it up... yet another supercell rapidly intensifying W of Denton will likely be a large hail threat within the next half-hour. :lol:

 

Ping pong balls hit the radar truck in north Ft. Worth, baseballs hit the radar at UNT...  ouch

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Wow just realized that the Nascar race is at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend.  Lots of campers with cloth roofs, it should be interesting to see what the hail does to those camping for the race.  TWC just showed a picture of the infield and it was packed with campers.

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way to early imo!

dropping the MDT risk may seem dumb given the recent ramp up in activity tornado wise, but considering it took until roughly 00Z for everything to get going, it might be a little too late for the tornadoes needed to justify a MDT risk. Northern Arkansas, and Northern Texas are really the only two areas that are worth focusing on ATTM, and N Ark just became interesting in the last half hour... Probably will see a few more hours of tornado potential given the Strengthening LLJ, and higher dew points, which will allow for instability to stay in place for some time, and increase LL Shear
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