What in the 2024?!?!?
Earliest Cat 5 in the Atlantic basin on record
One of the strongest tornadoes in history
Random violent tors on 10%#< days
G5 Aurora
Total solar eclipse
WHAT IN THE WORLD.
We’re really gonna get a grasp of the devastation that took place tonight across the affected areas when there’s first light…
Horrible damage, never imagined it to be this bad… Pray for these people 🙏
2024:
The year of the donut hole
The year of the vio-tor
The year of the deviant tors
The year of tors spawning out of nothing
The year of all seasons
The year of the 2020s
No DI on the complete slabbed home in Elkhorn, NE? (Not sure if it was going under construction or not.) It seems that most on the left side of the neighborhood was unserveyed to as of now. Could just be because they haven’t determined a proper rating for those homes yet though…
If the NAM3k is right then it would almost certainly go High risk on Saturday with an expansive 10%# from what I think is gonna be WI down to AR and into Central OK and TX.
Time will tell, and we have to wait for the HRRR to get in range though… (Sounding taken near Tulsa btw)
My early weenie predictions for the max D1 outlook for each day for this upcoming severe weather sequence. (Book mark it I dare you)
Thursday - ENH
Friday - MDT
Saturday - HIGH
Sunday - ENH
I’m honestly frustrated and sad that the SPC keeps making huge mistakes lately. My trust and confidence is dropping for them (No I don’t dislike them.) But recently they haven’t done to well (As far as the tornado risk goes)
Ex: 3/14, 3/25, 4/1, 4/9, 4/10, and possibly today.
This might be a big problem around 8 PM - 2 AM CDT when the LLJ kicks in. Those cold pools and outflow boundaries didn’t really hinder the thermodynamics nearly as much as we thought…
“Not a tornado year”
“Year of the bust”
“2024 will be below average, mark my words”
What happened to that? The real ones knew this was a Late April-June year. (July could be a lil sneaky to 😉)
It looks like there is going to be a high-end multi-day severe weather system based on model run consistency and agreement. Also the CSU, CIPS, and the SPC all highlighted a very large and broad region for severe weather on day 5. Severe weather is likely from days 4-7
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Sulphur, Okemah, Springer, Marietta, Ardmore, and much more just got devastated by monsters… Not to mention, yesterday was already bad enough. I’m in utter disbelief, awe, and confusion. Such a horror for the communities affected. Please send them help and prayers 🙏
@SammyWxNY
Idk if they were overworked or overwhelmed since they weren’t issuing tornado warnings all day 😅; I could be wrong though…
(We all know which NWS office I’m talking about.)
@49ersSportsTalk
Purdy breaks Kirko curse ✅ Purdy lead a game winning drive under Shanhan in the playoffs ✅ 3rd youngest qb to make the SB ✅ over comes a 17 point deficit at half time in the NFC championship (which was never done before) ✅ best QBR this season ✅ and people are still hating.
@IrontenzWX
I think the moderate will shift more into IN, also usually CAMs are better with the environment than they are with storm mode. They either over-convect or under convect, Therefore I think they keep the 15%# (If not make it larger).
Surface obs > CAMs
Some of y’all are so immature bruh, there’s no way you’re calling it a “bust” when we haven’t even gotten close to peak tornado time. Y’all are the same ones that said 11/4/22, 3/24/23, 12/9/23, and 1/9/24 were gonna bust. Wait till the event is over you clowns 🤡
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This is my area for the D3 outlook based off of the NAM, GFS, and Euro for Monday. I did highlight a region for some regionally higher potential of tornadoes. (Which could be significant if my confidence increases)
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You guys remember when storm net had high probs for a tornado happening in Little Rock on March 14th but nothing happened because of the outflow boundary interaction? Yeah same thing might save Witchita Falls, TX today.
Today could have a *sneaky* setup in the Carolinas and extreme southern Virginia with a conducive environment for tornadoes (Maybe strong ones possibly).
I have seen 10%# risks go for less, than an environment like this before… Surface obs and model trends need to be watched.
Not sure why the SPC doesn’t have an enhanced risk for wind and sig hail in central South Carolina and North Carolina. These storms are heading into an even more explosive environment that will still keep building over the next couple hours. Over 8 LLRS and 3000+ cape.
Thermos are overperforming quite a bit today… (For instance: max LLRS were supposed to be 7, max cape around 2k, and max 3k cape around 125…)
@SCweather_wx
; I think it’s safe to say the Carolina’s might be back 🔥
Read the alt text. ->
This is based on April only and the “Greatest” risk is in place for the areas that I *think* can experience a couple of severe weather/tornado outbreaks; NOT all areas in the “Greatest” risk will be affected, but some/most areas likely will.
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#wxtwitter
To the people thinking 2024 is not a tornado year I’m just gonna remind you that it wasn’t supposed to be an “early season” type of year like the ones we’ve had recently, it’s actually supposed to get active in the peak of spring. 2011, 2010, and 2004 all had slow starts…
Best overlapping dynamics with a vort max and pretty quality cape (around 1000+ in some areas) for central SC. There’s a reason why the 5% tor risk was shifted farther north by the SPC. We’ll see if cells fire in this enviornment and see how it plays out 👀
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Geez… (Yes ik it’s the GFS and it’s still far out but it’s still holding in the medium range unlike EVERY setup this year that has fallen apart.) This could go big; take with a bucket of salt until we’re in the short range btw.
Guys if you see drama on your timeline just ignore it and move on,
I swear the wx Twitter community can be pretty immature when the weather is quite lol. (Thank God the weather awakens later this week into early next week)
@In2ThinAir
Me when I like to fear monger the public, gaslight them into thinking what I think, blame the government for my accusations and have no proof because nothing happens when he “predicts it” and says the weather is controlled by the government even though we saw a massive trough-
If there’s an EF5 (Which there’s a 0.000001% chance cuz of the EF scale and building codes) today I will do whatever the top comment says (don’t be to excessive please.) There will not be EF5(s) today 😅
Very nice shelf cloud from Blythewood, SC while I was at my younger brothers soccer game. Winds were definitely around 60-70mph (I got completely drenched as well. I wish I could take a video but I couldn’t🫤)
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I know storm net has near 100% probabilities for the storm west of Witchita Falls, TX but I just don’t see it producing, I really think it’s going to be outflow dominat and be a damaging wind and hail threat…
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@TornadoClipss
Greensburg type shi. That’s an insane feat, especially for the fact that it wasn’t even that wide and went over the damaged areas rather quickly with a forward speed likely above 55mph. That’s actually insane.
Me and
@MarcussenA79245
called it 🥱 (I just didn’t want to post it on Twitter because some of y’all don’t know how to react on this app and just start BS.)
“Confidence is higher in Isolated to widely scattered supercells across parts of the SC Mid and Lowlands and far south east NC near and south of the sharp warm front.” 🤔 I think this is what the NAM was showing (overnight nocturnal supercells after 5 PM EST?) Mid level drying-
Tomorrow is the literal definition of “it only takes one” (Although we could also have way more than just one). The environmental parameters are at extreme levels for tomorrow evening and night 😬
Y’all saying it’s gonna bust don’t get that there is still 500+ minutes on the tornado watch and the peak of the event will be around 2 AM 💀 wait till the event is over, y’all said the same thing about 03/24/23. Some of y’all either overhype or just don’t listen. Be patient.