NWS Birmingham, Alabama
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Radar Images 2243Z
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| The cell was still bottom heavy in the reflectivity data at 2243Z. It had a tight reflectivity gradient on the southern flank. |
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| The Vr increased between 2238Z and 2243Z. Vr was now 31 kts at both 0.5 and 1.5 deg, but there was no longer a mesocyclone detected by the algorithm. This still was classified as a minimal mesocyclone at 2242Z. |
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