What do you guys think about the new graphic system? Feedback appreciated!

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The tornado threat is steadily increasing in central Alabama. Stay weather aware, a tornado watch will likely be needed.

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Alabama until 10 PM CDT

Gusty winds continue through tomorrow. Here are the probabilities of wind gusts of 35mph.

While I am in the process of revamping some of my graphics systems, here are a few things that will be added to the graphic tool box in the next coming months. - PDS/Emergency warning graphics - Animated radar/satellite - New hurricane graphics - New SPC outlook graphics And

Here is the Birmingham sounding plot until tomorrow night using the HREF model. The tornado threat is there if some cells can take advantage of the environment.

Here is a graph of the average CAPE values for Nashville, TN through tomorrow into early Saturday morning, Some pin up tornadoes appear possible in Middle TN tomorrow afternoon. This graph is going to be extremely helpful in the future.

Look at those spiny boys in Alabama

A few quick clips going from yesterday morning to the height of surge yesterday afternoon in Cocodrie, LA. #HurricaneFrancine

Not trying to say anything here but the mid south has had some major snow storms and big time tornado events from La Ninia winters in the past few years 🤷‍♂️

The rain that has moved through and cleared out for some areas is getting some sun, causing some extreme humidity. That is also destabilizing the atmosphere quite a bit, be on standby as some cells could be on the stronger side.

2021, the year of the 100,000 mph tornado 😭

The remains of Francine is putting on a show for weather needs in Bellevue, TN. Check out this little bubble attempting to blow up. Very satisfying. NWS Nashville middleTNweather.com

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STORM SURGE TIMELAPSE 6 hours of surge condensed into about 90 seconds, this really shows how the tide shifts as the storm moves through. Cocodrie, LA - #HurricaneFrancine

Francines remains will continue to dump rain across much of the Southeast tonight through tomorrow. The good news is that severe weather does not look to be an issue. Isolated flash flooding will continue to be the main threat.

What kind of multiverse is this

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Man, I have seen worse, but making a tornado forecast for something almost a whole year aways is just wild to me. There is just so many components that can and will change so there is quite literally no point. I speak for everyone when I say these types of outlooks need to go lol