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Severe storms are possible again tonight

6/6/2014

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This stormy pattern will continue in to today. The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma has put areas in the red under a "Slight Risk" for severe weather. A storm complex has set up in the Oklahoma City/Norman area this morning. That will begin to make its way towards Georgia today. With this, we may see some severe weather after sun set tonight. 


This is almost like yesterday. Since we have had stalled front over us, we have seen storm system after storm system. These are called MCS,  mesoscale convective system. 
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The stalled front serves as train tracks for the MCS's to move along. Today, the stalled front is a little farther south than yesterday. So, the folks down closer to Macon up to the Rome area and southward will see the best chance of storms. Today's storms include  the possibility of large hail but, the biggest threat is damaging winds. 


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