Rich low-level moisture and strong diurnal heating will support
moderate-to-strong destabilization across much of the Southeast by
afternoon. The details of storm development and evolution remain
somewhat uncertain, and will depend to some extent on the impact of
prior-day convection, which may persist into the early morning
across some areas. However, multiple storm clusters are likely to
evolve by afternoon. Deep-layer shear will generally remain rather
weak, though slightly enhanced midlevel flow on the fringe of the
mid/upper-level trough passing to the north will influence the
region, and potentially support some modest storm organization. The
primary threat is expected to be damaging wind gusts resulting from
wet microbursts and/or outflow-driven clusters, though the magnitude
of instability may support some isolated hail as well.
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