#13491 Postby northjaxpro » Wed Dec 19, 2018 1:51 pm
Jax WFO has expanded the Flood Watch to include the entire Northeast Florida region. The forecast is now for 2- 4 inches of additional rainfall. They are focusing on the area potentially seeing severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon across the North Central peninsula, mainly areas well south of Interstate 10. The heaviest storms are expected from late morning into early afternoon tomorrow.
The warm front is forecast to lift north overnight and be across extreme North Florida by midday tomorrow. The strong, warm air southerly advection ahead of the deep trough will bring the threat of possible strong to severe storms. I was checking the helicity indices and analysis and it looks quite impressive for the threat of possible tornadic activity across the state tomorrow. This type of dynamic set-up definitely lends itself to lots of wind shear, therefore it would not take much for small-scaled twisters to get spawned on tomorrow.
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northjaxpro on Wed Dec 19, 2018 2:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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