We are continuing our tradition of highlighting early season (because people are out of the habit of planning for severe weather) and major tornado seasons. With that in mind, there is a significant risk of tornadoes tomorrow in the area outlined. Let me break it down.
In this "day before" outlook, the significant threshold is yellow (15%). It extends from Dallas to Nashville, Jackson, Nashville and Evansville. The area in red (30%) is where very large hail may occur along with tornadoes. The hatching mean that strong tornadoes may occur. This includes Tyler, Little Rock, Vicksburg, and Memphis.
I will update this forecast tomorrow (Saturday) morning.
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To clarify: With the introduction of quality storm warning apps, I no longer "live blog" storms. I do not attempt to blog about every storm, just early, major and out-of-season storms.
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