@EMoriartyWX Oh yeah, I looked into that event in detail recently as it’s one of the few high risks DFW has ever been under. Probably one of the worst high risk underperformances ever.

@scr0sX @JordanHallWX @JacobBurgardtWX @JackTheChaser CSU-MLP has a much harder time forecasting cool season events I’ve noticed. It did amazing during the 2024 tornado season but it’s been rather unreliable the last few events.

@Jason23Gar I’m sure it will.

Texas be like

Impressive BWER on this cell

PDS tornado warning for Coffeeville, AL. Tornado is on the ground!

@marcusreynold19 Felt. That’s a very annoying part of DFW. Reminds me of Saginaw. Area exploded in growth and it took years of playing catch up for the infrastructure to improve.

First time checking radar in like an hour and this is what I come back to? Thankfully it doesn’t appear to be on the ground and is fairly broad rotation at this time.

@ModdiWX @TRGTornado @realStarInBox Brother I’d let it go and stop trying to die on this hill. The differentiation between EF2+ or EF3+ doesn’t really matter and it is what’s expected when there is any hatched risk.

@realStarInBox @ModdiWX Ahh I love weather twitter. Always a good time.

There’s a massive amount of low level instability (200+ j/kg of 3CAPE) present across the southeast currently but the warm sector is still shunted quite far south. Either way, a potent environment is in place if storms can take advantage of it and these thermodynamics can shift further north.

This cell south of Hattiesburg, MS has intensifying rotation and may be starting to take advantage of the environment.

Well then. CSU-MLP has increased tornado probabilities with the latest run.

@chazzzwx QLCS?

@Ice1Berrgg Typical

@lividwx

@Brady_Wx It is! Even on desktop it’s a huge improvement.