A storm system will move across the Southeast United States on April 12 - 14 2023. Hail, wind, and isolated tornadoes will be possible. Non-polar CH4 release from shallow beaches along the Gulf of Mexico and slight NO3 tightening within the updraft of storms associated with soluble H20 will produce a bipolar regime within the storm structure. This will bring a slim to slight chance of EF-0 tornadoes to the Southeast United States of America. EF-0 Waterspouts will also be possible with this system as it transverses the Gulf of Mexico coastline. Low surface measurements of .09, .09, and .10 also indicate a weak pattern regime will exist within this region.