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TONIGHT ⛈️ CHCS: We are watching a frontal b’dary that’s South of us that will lift North into SoKY late tonight. Temps & Dewpoints will rise and ⛈️ will increase as it interacts w/a MidLevel Vort Max to create a little “spin” potential. CAPE ~ 500j/kg. Brief 🌪️ can’t rule out

SIDE NOTE: keeping eye on mid level jet streak intensity and location. If it increases in speed and drapes over where best mixing is like Southern KY/Northern Middle TN, that Tor threat would elevate my concern. RIGHT NOW.. Gusty Wind & Hail main hazard.

As expected, the threat map from the SPC has been extended more into Kentucky. The map with the multiple colors is the general outlook map. 1/5 risk exists (dark green). The other map is the Tornado Outlook map. This indicates a 3% tornado risk. This is all happening late tonight

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A Low-CAPE, High-Shear setup remains in the forecast tonight across parts of Tennessee & Kentucky. While the convective signal remains weak (likely due to the weak instability), there is the potential for a couple of supercells to produce all-severe hazards, including a tornado

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The Marginal Risk for severe storms has been expanded to include all of central and eastern Kentucky. Damaging winds and a small tornado threat later today into tonight. #kywx

We've crunched the morning data. It's clear that the odds of strong to severe storms are on a slight rise for late tonight into Thursday morning. We'll have a full update out for you soon. This is still a small scale event, but it's happening nocturnally. These usually catch some

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Alert Window opens tonight at 10pm (mainly between 11pm-3am) and closes at 6am ET: ~ Main risks: Isolated severe wind gusts, medium sized hail. Lower end risk: A couple of brief tornadoes (2-4% risk in Yellow/Orange zone. ~ Highest area of vulnerability is in orange where better

** JUST IN** The SPC has upgraded ALL of Southern KY now in a Slight Risk (Level 2/5) for tonight and early Thursday. I have personally thought they should have increased this. A Tornado Driven Slight risk for this as it has upped to a 5% now. Some cells need to be 👀

UPGRADE: The SPC has upgraded a large chunk of southern and south central Kentucky to a “SLIGHT RISK” (level 2/5) for severe storms this evening - early Thursday. Damaging winds, small hail, and isolated tornadoes continue to be on the table. #kywx

Hey Jordan, are we gonna have a watch like a tornado watch or severe weather storm watch tonight?

Our forecast we posted earlier is still solid. We're really focused on these areas that are circled. All areas will see storm activity, but these circled areas are where I have that gut feeling that the best mixing will occur. This is such an odd setup, because we don't have one

kurtfan5468 After seeing the observed 1000K/Jg SBCAPE out of Nashville it does increase my concern more. Models are running way too low on the SBCAPE in the Nashville Area. Though, this is still a very weird Tornado Setup.

This is one stout storm just north of Frankfort. High winds and some hail possible as it races toward Owen and Scott Counties. #kywx

11 pm. update. Any storms along or near the warm front, which likely will become quasi-stationary in a couple of hours, will benefit from the additional shear. I've outlined in yellow where I think the best chance for tornadic activity exists, but once again, < 10% chance of a