SPC MD 2356
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MD 2356 CONCERNING TORNADO WATCH 679... FOR PORTIONS OF FAR EASTERN GEORGIA INTO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN SOUTH CAROLINA Mesoscale Discussion 2356 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0352 PM CDT Sat Oct 10 2026 Areas affected...portions of far eastern Georgia into central and southern South Carolina Concerning...Tornado Watch 679... Valid 102052Z - 102215Z The severe weather threat for Tornado Watch 679 continues. SUMMARY...Isolated tornadoes will remain a concern through the rest of the afternoon. A strong tornado still cannot be ruled out. DISCUSSION...At least 2 supercell structures embedded within the primary confluence zone along the GA/SC have been tornadic, with multiple tornadoes observed. Other storm structures in the confluence band have attempted to organize into supercells south of Screven County GA, but have failed to produce notable low-level rotation so far based on KCLX radar data. Despite the seemingly downward convective trends, the parent confluence band continues to progress east-northeast toward an ambient airmass characterized by mid to upper 70s temperatures and dewpoints, yielding over 1500 J/kg MLCAPE. Furthermore, the CAE and CLX VADs show large, curved l...
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