![]() The line of showers and thunderstorms will pass through the viewing area through the daylight hours from west to east. ![]() Regardless, there is enough low-level wind shear and energy to keep the potential of strong to severe thunderstorms in the forecast. The American GFS is going a little higher with the convective energy in the western counties Thursday morning compared to the European model. The squall line is forecast to move eastward and potentially arrive at places like Tallahassee and Thomasville late morning or around noon, and approach the I-75 corridor in the early to mid afternoon. ![]() The hazards remain to be damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. The Storm Prediction Center shifted the level-3 risk farther south to include South Georgia while the Big Bend is at a lower level-2 risk, according to their update issued early Wednesday afternoon. This jet would add more wind shear in the lower levels of the atmosphere, and aid in developing stronger thunderstorms that can produce tornadoes. Also, the large-scale models have been persistent since Tuesday of a low-level jet setting up over the Southeast Thursday morning with the strongest winds over South Georgia. By that time, guidance models are already hinting at marginal energy, and sufficient wind shear in the lower levels. This could be an issue for those going to work or school Thursday morning. ![]() (WCTV Pinpoint Weather) THURSDAYĪ squall line is forecast to approach the Apalachicola and Chattahoochee rivers around or after dawn Monday. Storm Prediction Center's severe weather outlook for Thursday, March 17 as of Wednesday afternoon. ![]()
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