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Might be recharging for this afternoon. Wind shear is definitely there with the consta-LLJ. See if destabilization can happen both sides of the boundary.

However I'm a lot more interested in Saturday when I'm free. Final wave ejecting is usually boom or bust. Wind speed shear will be plentiful. Turning with height is just barely enough; it will require backing at the surface. Also need a prefrontal trough ahead of that CF. Both depend on an Arkansas surface low for Mississippi chasing. 

Thursday MD

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Day 3 Saturday seems mostly synoptic front based. Need ENH across Mississippi but SPC might not be feeling the pre-frontal trough. 

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Multiple tornadoes in Hardeman county last night, It looks like the city of Grand Junction got hit the worst though.  Selmer Tennessee also had a confirmed tornado that did quite a bit of damage based off the reports I am seeing.  I had 5 or 6 different tornado warnings from about 5pm to 2 am.  I Will post pictures as I get them 

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two more tornado warnings in TN

confirmed tornado

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Lewis TN-Wayne TN-Lawrence TN-
536 PM CDT Thu Apr 3 2025

...A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 600 PM CDT FOR
SOUTHWESTERN LEWIS...NORTHEASTERN WAYNE AND NORTHWESTERN LAWRENCE
COUNTIES...

At 536 PM CDT, a confirmed tornado was located near Waynesboro,
moving northeast at 55 mph.

HAZARD...Damaging tornado.

SOURCE...Weather spotters confirmed tornado.

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It has been a crazy for me, as I am sure it has been for a lot of people within this group. I do want to get a quick post out before things get a little more crazy this afternoon and evening. 

 

For chasing, I have two options in mind to target and these two options are more than doable given my close proximity. 

Option 1). First option and most ideal, will be head towards Vicksburg, MS this afternoon as it gives me the best option to either head north or continue west into Louisiana. Model guidance shows the potential for discrete cells out ahead of the mainline and in the open warm sector. Secondly, this option allows me to head north into the Mississippi Delta in the event storms decide to track more northward and will still give me plenty of time for a potential intercept. 

Option 2) This option is a little more aggressive as it leans more towards the RRFS model run and will require a more northward positioning for myself (please take this option with a grain of salt). This option will take me straight into Yazoo City before going into Mississippi Delta. While drive time overall will not change, however, the RRFS is more aggressive with showing the potential for discrete cells further north into Greenville, MS. This northern route will allow me to be closer to Greenville, MS vs Option 1. I do want to point this out, Option 1 still allows me to go northward if needed. However, with Option 2, I am more set on staying north and not as likely to have a viable west option into Louisiana if storms develop before crossing the river.

With this being said, I am monitoring the current weather conditions and really waiting on to see if SPC puts another MESO Discussion over Central MS anytime soon. I am close enough to where I can wait and see what happens before making a drive towards either option this afternoon. It is a waiting a game at this point. 

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24 minutes ago, vortexse93 said:

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It has been a crazy for me, as I am sure it has been for a lot of people within this group. I do want to get a quick post out before things get a little more crazy this afternoon and evening. 

 

For chasing, I have two options in mind to target and these two options are more than doable given my close proximity. 

Option 1). First option and most ideal, will be head towards Vicksburg, MS this afternoon as it gives me the best option to either head north or continue west into Louisiana. Model guidance shows the potential for discrete cells out ahead of the mainline and in the open warm sector. Secondly, this option allows me to head north into the Mississippi Delta in the event storms decide to track more northward and will still give me plenty of time for a potential intercept. 

Option 2) This option is a little more aggressive as it leans more towards the RRFS model run and will require a more northward positioning for myself (please take this option with a grain of salt). This option will take me straight into Yazoo City before going into Mississippi Delta. While drive time overall will not change, however, the RRFS is more aggressive with showing the potential for discrete cells further north into Greenville, MS. This northern route will allow me to be closer to Greenville, MS vs Option 1. I do want to point this out, Option 1 still allows me to go northward if needed. However, with Option 2, I am more set on staying north and not as likely to have a viable west option into Louisiana if storms develop before crossing the river.

With this being said, I am monitoring the current weather conditions and really waiting on to see if SPC puts another MESO Discussion over Central MS anytime soon. I am close enough to where I can wait and see what happens before making a drive towards either option this afternoon. It is a waiting a game at this point. 

Be watching Auburn so im staying home.Some of the latest Mesoscales look better south of Memphis about 50-75 miles give or take,thats around mid afternoon,it dont look bad even where you are at later

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Think we should have a decent chance of severe as we get  around the 20-21 of April.Thats a strong ULL coming into from East China into the Koreas next weekend,all the models are showing this with rising heights into Mongolia and Japan,looks kinda meh until then,dont mean you cant get severe just looks meh

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