Update: Hail Wind & Tornado Potential for Thursday

March 16, 2023

For the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex mostly a non-polar and polar mixing is expected from this model through thunderstorm development. This should hamper tornado formation with Thursday's system across much of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. This should hamper tornado formation with Thursday's system. This tends to lead toward hail and wind expectations. Although on the latest run, this morning a slight tornado threat has developed near Haslet EF-1 potential, where polarity has developed, is a possibility.

(1) SONFIRE ALMANACS LLC on Twitter: "Just beat the NWS in Fort Worth days in advance with a polarity forecast near North Richland Hill of an EF-0 to EF-2 tornado. https://t.co/HXRXLRAy28" / Twitter

(1) SONFIRE ALMANACS LLC on Twitter: "A severe storm near #Arlington Texas by around 4:30 P.M. WALT MODEL 2 indicates the potential of winds 36 to 65 mph. Hail from .97 to 1.95 in diameter is possible. If rotation develops on the ground an EF-1 tornado is possible." / Twitter

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