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Thursday, February 02, 2006

Today
Kind of an interesting scenerio for the Gulf Coastal states in terms of severe weather later today. NAM fcst sounding for KNPA at 18z shows 1100 J/kg of CAPE by lifting a surface parcel, given a steep lapse rate in the lowest 2km layer (with KHBG yielding nearly 2000 J/kg of MLCAPE around the same timeframe) with nearly backed flow at the sfc layer. This maintains favorabley large/curved hodographs across the region and strong vertical shear, supportive of tornadic supercells. Ongoing MCS in southern LA/MS will push east as the night progresses... And by the early afternoon, we could be seeing re-development and the potential for supercells near the warm front along the Gulf Coastal states. Overall, I'd have to expect at least an isolated tornado to come out of this.
posted 2:39 AM by Nick Grillo

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