Today is what has looked to be the main event since last week. I still think the worst of the worst will be well off to the west of MS, but the SPC maintains parts of the state in an enhanced risk with hatched threats for tornadoes and wind. Timing of the storms for MS will be well after dark and they may be after sunrise Friday morning pushing out of the eastern part of the state. I expect primary storm mode to be linear for the state. A midlevel capping inversion cold also dampen storm potential. But even if the line is linear there is enough shear to allow for QLCS embedded tornadoes and a few of them could be strong. Just have multiple ways to get weather alerts tonight. Detailed information is also available on our patreon page at www.patreon.com/NMSCAS. Hopefully y'all don't mind my shameless plugs of that site.


