I wanted to talk about the "stall" aspect. Here's the Euro op, just as an example, at 500 mb (about 20,000' up) via @StormVista. The problem is that whatever develops has absolutely no escape route. So it'll hit a wall as nears the Gulf Coast and just meander like a cutoff low. pic.twitter.com/LolOHAihbk
— Matt Lanza (@mattlanza) May 24, 2018
WPC rainfall forecast for the next 7 days shows widespread 3-6" totals from Florida toward New Orleans. But it is likely that there will be higher amounts embedded here. Thinking 10"+ isn't out of the question somewhere. Via @PivotalWeather 2/5 pic.twitter.com/JlSdB3jm1P
— Matt Lanza (@mattlanza) May 24, 2018
STRONG STORMS IN NW FLORIDA… Numerous showers and storms continue to happen across much of our region. As of 6:46PM, we’re observing strong thunderstorms in progress near Jay, Berrydale, Molino, Bogia, Century, Atmore, Flomaton, Wawbeek, Bratt, and Walnut Hill.
Again, these storms are strong, producing a lot of lightning, but NOT severe. You’ll probably see some scud clouds (low hanging clouds that are often mistaken for a funnel cloud) around if you’re out and about.
I’ll have a Facebook Live update around 8:30PM bringing you the latest on the tropical storm potential.
Clouds over Atmore, AL. @NWSMobile @spann @rzweather pic.twitter.com/wWtGFpyPha
— BRITTANY ? (@_blg94) May 23, 2018
