Slight Risk For Central Gulf Wed

That one has been warned for a while right? I should know my Mississippi counties better. 

Anyway I expect to see the number of tornado warnings start to pick up in Mississippi. Winds have picked up here, signifying the low level jet has begun its expected ramp up. Thumbing through the SPC's mesosector analysis stuff, that's where the lowest LFCs are. So we got more surface based storm potential with the deepening surface low and resulting low level kick. On top of that, flow off the gulf is pretty wide open with convection waning around New Orleans and generally the southern Louisiana coast east of like New Iberia. 

We still didn’t have hardly any rain at all in Thibodaux. It is like it went all around us. Wondering if we will get anything tonight

So, that's it ? I'm starting to think Morgas and his humidity rag back in the early 60's was more accurate then the modern NOLA forecasters with all their new fangled computer crap. This is starting to get VERY old

Multiple hail reports, wind reports and tornado reports in the Enhanced Risk area. I'd say the Enhanced Risk verified and the SPC nailed the geographical location.

The rain is moving out! By 10am, it should be out of SELA and by noon, I'd say east of Mobile. Up here in Ponchatoula, looking northwest I can see blue skies.

DAMAGE REPORT
West Esplanade near Bonnabel

1 plastic lawn chair blown over