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SMWMOB   
GMZ650-655-670-675-091545-   
O.NEW.KMOB.MA.W.0021.120309T1340Z-120309T1545Z   
   
BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED   
SPECIAL MARINE WARNING   
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOBILE AL   
740 AM CST FRI MAR 9 2012   
   
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MOBILE HAS ISSUED A   
   
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR...   
  COASTAL WATERS FROM DESTIN FL TO WRN DAUPHIN ISLAND AL OUT 60 NM   
  INCLUDING CHOCTAWHATCHEE BAY   
  INCLUDING PENSACOLA BAY   
   
* UNTIL 945 AM CST   
   
* AT 734 AM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A   
  LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS...PRODUCING STRONG WINDS 34 KNOTS OR GREATER   
  FROM 49 NM SOUTH OF PETIT BOIS PASS TO 26 NM NORTHEAST OF DESTIN...   
  OR FROM 53 NM SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI SOUND EAST OF PASCAGOULA TO 13   
  NM NORTHEAST OF HIGHWAY 331 BRIDGE...MOVING SOUTHEAST AT 25 KNOTS.   
   
* THESE STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE NEAR   
  OVER EAST CHOCTAWHATCHEE BAY AROUND 745 AM CST   
  OVER HIGHWAY 331 BRIDGE AROUND 750 AM CST   
  OVER ORISKANY REEF AROUND 755 AM CST   
  OVER OKALOOSA DEEP WATER REEF AROUND 835 AM CST   
   
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...   
   
MARINERS CAN EXPECT GUSTY WINDS...HIGH WAVES...DANGEROUS LIGHTNING...   
AND HEAVY RAINS. BOATERS SHOULD SEEK SAFE HARBOR IMMEDIATELY...UNTIL   
THIS STORM PASSES.   
   
xx   
   
LAT...LON 3037 8611 3043 8625 3040 8651 2937 8653   
      2921 8797 2988 8831 3047 8696 3044 8687   
      3037 8714 3041 8659 3043 8664 3051 8649   
      3053 8650 3051 8641 3045 8642 3048 8614   
      3049 8614 3041 8609   
TIME...MOT...LOC 1339Z 327DEG 23KT 2943 8868 3057 8601   
   
$$   
   
   
   
   
   
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SWODY1   
SPC AC 091233   
   
DAY 1 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK     
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK   
0633 AM CST FRI MAR 09 2012   
   
VALID 091300Z - 101200Z   
   
...NO SVR TSTM AREAS FORECAST...   
   
...SYNOPSIS...   
SPLIT FLOW WILL PREVAIL OVER THE CONUS...WITH THE MAIN BELT OF THE   
WLYS PERSISTING FROM BC ACROSS S CNTRL CANADA INTO THE NERN U.S.  A   
FAIRLY STRONG SHORTWAVE TROUGH IN THIS FLOW WILL PROGRESS FROM THE   
CNTRL GRT LKS TO OFF THE NEW ENGLAND CST BY THE END OF THE PERIOD.    
IN THE WEAKER SRN STREAM...NM UPR LOW SHOULD RETROGRESS TO SE   
AZ...ALLOWING HEIGHTS TO REBOUND ACROSS THE SRN PLNS/LWR MS VLY.   
   
AT THE SFC...COLD FRONT ATTENDANT TO BOTH THE NM LOW AND THE NERN   
TROUGH IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE ADVANCING SE ACROSS THE NWRN GULF OF   
MEXICO AND THE SERN STATES.  THE BOUNDARY SHOULD WEAKEN AS IT   
REACHES CNTRL FL EARLY SAT.   
   
...FL AND ADJACENT SERN STATES TODAY...   
EMBEDDED ELEVATED TSTMS WILL PERSIST THROUGH LATER THIS MORNING   
NORTH OF COLD FRONT OVER THE NWRN GULF...SRN LA...AND SRN MS.    
OTHERWISE...DIURNAL DESTABILIZATION COULD SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF   
WDLY SCTD SFC-BASED SHOWERS/STORMS ALONG THE FRONT EWD TO THE S   
ATLANTIC CST.  HOWEVER...GREATER COVERAGE OF DIURNAL STORMS IS   
EXPECTED FARTHER S OVER THE FL PENINSULA...WHERE MORE SIGNIFICANT   
CONVERGENCE WILL EXIST ALONG SEA BREEZE BOUNDARIES.  COMBINATION OF   
SEASONABLY MOIST AIR /PW AOA 1.25 INCHES/ AND STRONG SFC HEATING   
SHOULD BOOST SBCAPE TO AOA 1500 J/KG.  WEAK SHEAR SHOULD LIMIT   
UPDRAFT ORGANIZATION/STRENGTH.   
   
...TX THROUGH EARLY SAT...   
IT WILL REMAIN RELATIVELY MOIST AND UNSTABLE ATOP SHALLOW FRONTAL   
INVERSION OVER CNTRL AND S TX THROUGH SAT.  HEIGHTS WILL RISE   
ALOFT...BUT UPR DIFFLUENCE WILL PERSIST E OF RETROGRESSING UPR LOW.    
THIS SETUP MAY YIELD PERIODIC BOUTS OF ELEVATED CONVECTION/TSTMS.    
WHILE A FEW UPDRAFTS MAY BECOME STRONG ENOUGH TO PRODUCE   
HAIL...CLOUD LAYER SHEAR AND INSTABILITY EXPECTED TO REMAIN TOO WEAK   
TO SUPPORT A RISK FOR SUSTAINED SVR STORMS.   
   
..CORFIDI/MOSIER.. 03/09/2012   
   
   
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SWODY2   
SPC AC 090527   
   
DAY 2 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK     
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK   
1127 PM CST THU MAR 08 2012   
   
VALID 101200Z - 111200Z   
   
...NO SVR TSTM AREAS FORECAST...   
   
...SRN ROCKIES/SRN PLAINS...   
   
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THE SWRN U.S. UPPER LOW SHOULD BEGIN TO EJECT INTO THE SRN HIGH   
PLAINS DURING THE LATTER HALF OF THE PERIOD.  WHILE THE NAM IS   
SLIGHTLY FASTER THAN THE GFS AND SOMEWHAT FARTHER NORTH INTO SWRN KS   
WITH THIS FEATURE AT 11/12Z THE NET RESULT FOR UNSETTLED CONDITIONS   
WILL BE SIMILARLY NOTED ACROSS THE REGION.  COOLER BOUNDARY LAYER   
CONDITIONS SHOULD BE SLOW TO ERODE ACROSS THE HIGH PLAINS OF TX/ERN   
NM AND SFC PRESSURE REDUCTION WILL BECOME FOCUSED DOWNSTREAM ALONG   
THE I-35 CORRIDOR BY LATE AFTERNOON.  EVEN SO NEAR-SFC CONDITIONS   
WILL STRUGGLE TO WARM/DESTABILIZE ACROSS CNTRL/ERN TX.  STRONG LOW   
LEVEL WARM ADVECTION IN CONJUNCTION WITH A FAVORABLE TRAJECTORY OFF   
THE WRN GULF BASIN SUGGESTS AN EXTENSIVE PRECIP EVENT IS POSSIBLE   
ACROSS MUCH OF TX/OK INTO SRN KS.  FORECAST SOUNDINGS DO NOT SUPPORT   
SUFFICIENT INSTABILITY TO WARRANT ANY MEANINGFUL THREAT FOR   
ORGANIZED SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS DESPITE THE STRONG SHEAR THAT WILL BE   
OBSERVED.  VERY LATE IN THE PERIOD MODIFIED TROPICAL AIRMASS WILL   
BEGIN TO RETURN TO THE MIDDLE/UPPER TX COAST BUT POOR LAPSE RATES   
WILL LIKELY PREVENT ROBUST CONVECTION DURING THE DAY2 PERIOD.   
   
...FL...   
   
WEAK SHORT-WAVE TROUGH WILL DIG SEWD ACROSS THE FL PENINSULA   
SATURDAY WHICH WILL AGITATE A POCKET OF WEAK DIURNALLY-ENHANCED   
INSTABILITY.  AS SFC TEMPERATURES WARM INTO THE MID 70S IT APPEARS   
SUFFICIENT BUOYANCY WILL EXIST ACROSS CNTRL/SRN FL FOR THE   
POSSIBILITY FOR SHOWERS AND A FEW THUNDERSTORMS.   
   
..DARROW.. 03/09/2012   
   
   
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SWODY3   
SPC AC 090818   
   
DAY 3 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK     
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK   
0218 AM CST FRI MAR 09 2012   
   
VALID 111200Z - 121200Z   
   
...SERN TX/LA...   
   
GFS AND ECMWF ARE IN CLOSER AGREEMENT REGARDING THE EJECTING UPPER   
LOW ACROSS THE TX PANHANDLE EARLY IN THE PERIOD INTO IA AFTER   
MIDNIGHT.  WITH HEIGHT FALLS EXPECTED TO SPREAD INTO THE MID MS   
VALLEY REGION IT APPEARS TRAILING FRONTAL ZONE MAY NOT BE   
PARTICULARLY CONVERGENT ACROSS LOWER LATITUDES AND WILL LIKELY LOSE   
ITS IDENTITY WITH TIME AS IT PROPAGATES ACROSS SERN TX INTO LA.    
LARGE SCALE FORCING WILL ENCOURAGE THE LLJ TO FOCUS ACROSS AR/MO BY   
EARLY AFTERNOON THOUGH SUSTAINED SLY LOW LEVEL TRAJECTORIES WILL   
ALLOW MODIFIED TROPICAL AIRMASS TO RETURN ACROSS THE AFOREMENTIONED   
REGIONS OF SERN TX INTO THE LOWER MS VALLEY WHERE SFC DEW POINTS   
SHOULD EASILY RISE THROUGH THE MID 60S.  IT APPEARS A CONSIDERABLE   
AMOUNT OF CONVECTION MAY BE ONGOING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD   
ALONG THE I-35 CORRIDOR FROM CNTRL TX NWD INTO ERN KS.  THIS   
ACTIVITY SHOULD THEN PROPAGATE DOWNSTREAM INTO THE MID MS VALLEY   
WHERE FORCING WILL BE MAXIMIZED.  IT/S NOT ENTIRELY CLEAR HOW ROBUST   
THE CONVECTION WILL BE DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS ACROSS EAST TX AS   
BOUNDARY LAYER HEATING IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE THAT STRONG.  EVEN SO   
DEEP LAYER SHEAR PROFILES WOULD SUPPORT ORGANIZED UPDRAFTS AND WILL   
INTRODUCE LOW PROBABILITIES FOR AN ISOLATED SEVERE STORM WELL SOUTH   
OF THE STRONGER ZONE OF FORCING.  WITH FRONTOLYSIS EXPECTED ALONG   
THE TRAILING BOUNDARY SOUTH OF I-20 TSTM OUTFLOW WILL BE THE PRIMARY   
FORCING FOR EWD PROPAGATION OF CONVECTION INTO LA DURING THE LATTER   
HALF OF THE PERIOD.   
   
..DARROW.. 03/09/2012   
   
   
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