NWS Birmingham, Alabama
Weather Forecast Office
Radar Images 2253Z
The reflectivity gradient sharpened some more by the 2253Z volume scan. The storm appeared to be strengthening at this time as pixels of 55+ dBZ were now evident at 1.5, 2.4, and 3.4 degree elevations. The concavity on the southwest flank was still very evident. |
Although a velocity couplet was not readily apparent at the lowest elevation at 2253Z, the 30-39 kts of storm-relative outbound velocities were right on the southwest flank. Vr increased to 35 kts at 1.5 degrees and remained 22 to 26 kts at higher elevations. |
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