We talked briefly about using the MRMS isothermal (-10C, I think) reflectivity to differentiate cells for the ProbSevere algorithm. This would certain improve the smearing of echoes that occurs when storms are nearby. In this particular example, At least 4-5 separate updrafts were observed but the ProbSevere included all as one cell, basically covering much of 2 counties, plus a few more. Certainly the algorithm is useful for the strongest storm, but it doesn't provide much spatial value like this. I feel a longer processing time is useful if it can prevent this from occurring.
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| Fig 1. Multi-county ProbSevere on a non-linear cluster of storms. |
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