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July 8-10 2014 storms


yoda

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Models have had the timing off a bit both Tue and Wed. The main embedded shortwave appears to want to pass late for day 1 and then the front drags through early on day 2. Both subject to change of course.  Looks like more shear than recent events at least.

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Lotsa shear next two days compared to previous. Tho SpC risk placement seems to indicate troubles noted above locally. Haven't looked at anything today yet.

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I don't really see the mod risk for tomorrow.. maybe in an idealized situation across eastern OH into W PA but things look rather muddled for that for now. NAM4k has storms tomorrow locally. 

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Pretty meh about tomorrow for home grown severe. Heights are high at 700mb and today we didn't even get a cu field with good mixing.  Perhaps if it comes over the apps from the OV then perhaps we have a shot. PA looks better for tomorrow and I'm more optimistic about Wednesday around here, but, still a few kinks need to be ironed out.

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NAM4 get us with the stuff in the midwest or spawn of that. Regular NAM looks to fire up east of the mtns and kill that stuff.. it's also earlier. 

 

Wed has killer shear for us lately. It's still a little wonky otherwise though.

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NAM4 get us with the stuff in the midwest or spawn of that. Regular NAM looks to fire up east of the mtns and kill that stuff.. it's also earlier. 

 

Wed has killer shear for us lately. It's still a little wonky otherwise though.

Let's do something special with Wednesday. It's been a while since we had good shear. Though history says timing won't improve and if anything will get less favorable lol. 

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
338 AM EDT TUE JUL 8 2014

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
A TROF AXIS RESIDES ALONG THE I-95 CRRDR ELY THIS MRNG. BUT WITH
WARM MID-LVLS...NOTHING HAS COME OF IT. EVEN THE ASSOCD CLDCVR HAS
THINNED OUT. LAST NGTS CNVCTN IN THE UPR OHVLY HAS DSPTD AS WELL...
AND THE RESULTANT DEBRIS CLDS WL BE ADVECTING EWD THRU THE ELY MRNG
HRS.

A SFC CDFNT CAN BE ANALYZED ACRS WI-MO-NRN TX...IN A SIMLR POSN TO
WHERE ONE WAS 24 HRS AGO. IT WL BE MIGRATING EWD DURING THE DAY.
THEREFORE...THE CWFA WL EXPERIENCE SWLY FLOW THRUT THE DAY...WITH A
RATHER SGFNT P-GRAD FOR THE HEART OF SUMMERTIME. THINK DEWPTS WL BE
RISING INTO THE UPR 60S...WHICH WL CONTRIBUTE TO INSTBY LVLS
/SOMETHING THAT WAS MISSING YDA/. HWVR...CAPE/LI NOT AS GREAT AS
NEIGHBORING AREAS...LKLY A CONSEQUENCE OF WARM MID-LVLS AS EVIDENCE
IN MDL SNDGS. SINCE KINEMATICS ON THE STRONGER SIDE...THERE/S A LTL
SHEAR TO WORK WITH AS WELL
...BETTER W OF APCLNS NWD INTO PA/NYS.

OVERALL...INGREDIENTS FOR CNVCTN PRESENT...PROVIDED THE CAP CAN BE
BROKEN. WHAT MAY BE THE MORE LKLY SITUATION WL BE FOR TSRA TO DVLP
IN THE UPR OHVLY IN THE AFTN...AND THEN FOR THAT CNVCTN TO PROPAGATE
EWD...SUSTAINING ITS OWN COLD POOL. WL START TSRA IN THE AFTN W/ THE
ASSISTANCE OF TRRN CIRCULATIONS...AND THEN SPREAD PCPN EWD FM THERE.
HV BEEN RATHER RESERVED W/ POPS...GNLY GOING NO HIER THAN SCT. THE
ONLY EXCEPTION WL BE ERN WVA/NRN SHEN VLY/WRN-CENTRL MD BY LT
DAY-ELY EVE. ITS A QSTN IF CVRG...NOT IF ITS GOING TO HPPN. LATER
GDNC MAY PUSH ME TO BE MORE EMPHATIC. CAN SEE A SVR THREAT JUST
ABOUT ANYWHERE W/IN CWFA
...BUT THE MORE CONCENTRATED/ORGANIZED
ACTIVITY WHERE LKLY POPS PAINTED.
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LWX likes today in its updated morning disco:

 

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
957 AM EDT TUE JUL 8 2014

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
HIGH PRESSURE WILL REMAIN OVER THE ATLANTIC WHILE A COLD FRONT
MOVES INTO THE OHIO VALLEY THIS AFTERNOON. THE COLD FRONT WILL
APPROACH THE NORTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE CWA TONIGHT. A SOUTHWEST
FLOW AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT WILL USHER IN MORE HOT AND HUMID
CONDITIONS THIS AFTERNOON. MAX TEMPS WILL RANGE FROM THE UPPER 70S
AND LOWER 80S ALONG THE RIDGES TO THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 90S ACROSS
MOST OTHER LOCATIONS.

THE HOT AND HUMID CONDITIONS WILL LEAD TO AN UNSTABLE
ATMOSPHERE...AND WITH DEWPOINTS A BIT HIGHER TODAY INSTABILITY
SHOULD TURN OUT TO BE HIGHER THAN MONDAY. THE MODIFIED 12Z KIAD
RAOB SHOWS AROUND 1500 J/KG OF MLCAPE DEVELOPING THIS AFTERNOON.

A FEW SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS MAY DEVELOP ALONG A PRESSURE
TROUGH THIS AFTERNOON...BUT THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF CONVECTION IS
EXPECTED TO MOVE IN FROM THE OHIO VALLEY LATER THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING. A BROKEN LINE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL MOVE INTO
THE POTOMAC HIGHLANDS DURING THE MIDDLE AFTERNOON HOURS AND IT
WILL REACH THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN AREAS EARLY
THIS EVENING. GIVEN THE MODERATE AMOUNTS OF INSTABILITY AND
FAVORABLE SHEAR PROFILES...SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE. THE
BEST CHANCE FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE ACROSS NORTHERN
MARYLAND INTO NORTHERN AND CENTRAL VIRGINIA AS WELL AS EASTERN
WEST VIRGINIA. THIS IS WHERE THE HEIGHTS WILL BE LOWEST AND THE
SHEAR PROFILES WILL BE STRONGEST
.
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I am hinging my severe weather hopes on this evening with that line... I am not big on tomorrow

Tomorrow looks mostly southeast. was hoping it would slow down but it doesn't seem to want to. We suck. 

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