Arizona Weather Force has issued an Enhanced Severe Weather Statement effective Sunday July 30, 2022 for the Tucson Metro area for severe thunderstorms contain large hail and the risk for tornadoes so read on for details …
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ARIZONA WEATHER FORCE MAIN:
First of all ,today looked like an appetizer for the metro area. Sure, you got a severe thunderstorm, but the base was medium in height. This next one will be different for your Sunday. This next one has low-level moisture with drier air above the 18,000 foot mark. This is telling me that with the dry air above and the moisture below, the combination of the two will make the air rise very quickly. As such, due to clearing skies in the morning, instability levels will be extremely high. With a quick southeast flow at all levels and a northwest flow in the low-levels, this causes low-level shear. This should be enough for a tornado risk.
While a tornado watch may not be needed, this statement is for the large hail that will hit the metro. Hail larger than 1″+ diameter will be likely with this system as well as flash flooding …
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This was a follow-up to the following articles – You can read them and see how this forecast is evolving from Day 1.
July 27, 2022
Severe Weather Statement: Organized Storm Activity Projected from Southeast State through Phoenix and into the Rim
July 19, 2022
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July 18, 2022
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