re: The Relaxation Chamber: Limited Severe Risk MS/AL/GA/TN

After perusing this thread today, it looks like there are a few more weather nerd type posters over here than the original OT. The last few days have been pretty wild but will most likely be remembered for the crazy heavy rainfall event that occurred across the Gulf Coast. Some of the pictures are just insane and reports of flooding that has surpassed storm surge records is just hard to mentally grasp.

Luckily the ever persistent monster -EPO has resurfaced and that should result in unseasonably cool and calm weather for most of the country. It looks like we will get into next week without any widespread severe weather, which is odd for the end of April / early May.



The -EPO will relax as part of a pattern change and that will allow for a western trough to establish setting the stage for a return to more traditional spring like weather.



At this time, a large scale outbreak doesn't appear to be a concern but this will probably get hyped by a lot of people. The long range doesn't look to improve for a while and this will be the only show in town for a lot of bored chasers. However, last nights D8 super ensemble does pop one interesting day for those of you that enjoy analogs