National Weather Force has issued a Tornado Watch effective Tuesday, July 9th, 2024 out ahead of the remnants of Beryl.
Zones affected: West, Southwest, Northwest, Northern Kentucky – South, Southeast Illinois – Southwest, South, Southeast Indiana.
Discussion: The remnants of what is left of Hurricane Beryl will move through the watch zone today. Increasing southeasterly flow in the low levels along with strong instability will make for severe thunderstorm development. Supercells lining through the watch area from southwest to northeast will move through the center of the watch area. Given the surface convergence, the strongest tornado chances will be from Paducah, Kentucky – Evansville, Indiana – Louisville, Kentucky, and Madison, Kentucky. Seems like the river will be the main focus spot for this event.
Strong tornadoes are going to be possible with this event. In addition to the tornado risk, large hail and damaging winds will be likely.
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