There is a potential for a multiday severe weather event starting tomorrow. The outbreak looks to be over portions of Dixie Alley. States included are; Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. These states are included in the Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms tomorrow.
Portions of Western Kentucky continue their recovery efforts are now once again under a threat for severe weather. At this time places like Bowling Green and Mayfield are in a Marginal Risk for severe weather tomorrow. There will be limited instability, so severe weather will be limited. Gusty winds and heavy rain will be the primary hazards there.
There is a 5% tornado risk in brown and 2% in green over a large area.
The Storm Prediction Center is debating on an enhancement for portions of the Slight Risk area.
There is a 15% risk for damaging winds in yellow and 5% in brown
The hail threat is also 15% risk in yellow, and 5% in brown
For day 3 instability will be lacking in most areas therefore, severe weather will be limited and isolated.
Day 4 has been highlighted for severe weather potential and we will be watching to see exactly how the severe weather ingredients line up.
There is also a slight risk highlighted for Day 5, again we will need to see how this systems evolves before getting into too much details. This bears watching for places in Southwestern Kentucky that continues their efforts to recover from tornadoes earlier this month.
Midland, MROWR120B, WR120B Weather Alert, 1, White
No comments:
Post a Comment