Southeast Severe Weather Threat: March 4-5, 2025

Looks like it could get ugly….

Are we expecting more renegade super cell development with this one at this time?
Reed Timmer may choose to camp out around Monroe (Funroe) or Jackson if I had to guess.

I put this in the other thread:

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It'll be a good bowling ball trough ejection with a slight negative tilt to it. There's a low pressure system from the west today that will start moisture return for the setup on Tueday. Pretty amplified trough with stout, divergent flow aloft. Warm sector doesn't look that broad, and the northern extent looks to get pinched off a bit, which is probably the reason for the slight westward shift of the Enhanced area in the most recent SPC update. Looks to have pretty strong forcing which could lead to a messier/linear storm mode. We will probably have strong gradient winds well to the east of the advancing front/progressing low throughout the day on Tuesday. Another mostly nocturnal threat for the north MS and AL folks......yay......

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Don't see a Wind Forecast like this very often "Outside of the Storms"

Fat Tuesday Floats gonna be tricky....30-40 mph Sustained ; up to 60mph gust??

...HIGH WIND WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY
EVENING...

* WHAT...South winds 30 to 40 mph with gusts up to 60 mph possible.

* WHERE...Portions of southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi.

* WHEN...From Tuesday morning through Tuesday evening.

* IMPACTS...High profile vehicles, including Mardi Gras floats,
could become unstable at times. Damaging winds could blow down
trees and power lines. Isolated to scattered power outages are
possible. Travel could be difficult, especially for high profile
vehicles.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

Monitor the latest forecasts and warnings for updates.

Gonna put a downer on New Roads parades.

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So sick of this shite week after week.

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Ok so move to the west coast where you have earthquakes, 9 months of great weather but absolutely horrid conditions the rest of the year, complete with flooding rains, and wildfires.

Or the east coast where you have multiple winter storms a year, hot summers, and the occasional hurricane.

Or the north, where you have miserable winters, severe storms in the summer and spring, and can still get hot summers.

Or the plains, where you dodge F3-F5 tornadoes on an annual basis, miserable winters, and miserable summers.

Or you can stay in the south where you’re accustomed to the heat and humidity, you het great winters outside of a few weeks, amazing springs outside of a weekly severe threat that rarely materializes on a localized scale, and annual hurricane threats where the hurricane isn’t really that bad unless you’re on the immediate coastline or in the direct path of a major (which is rare).

Quit being a pussy and just be mindful of the weather on Tuesday like a man and take action if something threatens you.

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Gonna put a downer on New Roads parades.

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I’ve seen them run those parades in a snow storm. Gonna have to be really bad for them to shut down.

They might start earlier though.

Looks like enhanced risk moved closer to Northshore and southern Mississippi.
I bet at least one of Bassfield, Monticello, Brookhaven, Tylertown, Sumrall, and Columbia will see something as usual. There is something about the air there that is not a fluke.

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Then move.

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How about your dumbass move and disconnect your internet?